Painting the Seasons: A Year of Sea & Sky

The sea and coast is constantly moving and changing. From brilliant summer blues to the moody skies of winter, each season brings its own colours, light and atmosphere.

Join artist Sarah Bos for a series of immersive seascape painting workshops that celebrate the changing moods of the Australian coastline.

Designed for beginners and aspiring creatives, these relaxed four-hour workshops offer a welcoming introduction to acrylic painting.

Working from Sarah's original seascapes, participants will be guided step-by-step through the process of creating their own atmospheric coastal painting while learning practical techniques for mixing colour, creating depth, capturing light and suggesting the movement of water.

More than simply learning to paint, these workshops invite participants to slow down, observe and connect with the landscape.

Through demonstrations, guided exercises and individual support, you'll gain confidence with acrylics and discover your own creative response to the sea.

The seasonal series includes:

• Summer Light - luminous skies, turquoise water and sunlit reflections

• Autumn Tides - softer tones, shifting horizons and atmospheric colour

• Winter Seas - dramatic weather, powerful waves and moody coastal light

• Spring Horizons - fresh skies, renewed colour and expansive seascapes

Whether you've never picked up a paintbrush before or are returning to creativity after a long break, you'll leave with new skills, a finished artwork and a deeper appreciation for the beauty and rhythm of the coast.

All materials are provided, including canvas, paints and brushes.

Suitable for beginners.

Come and spend a season focussed on the sea, discovering the joy of painting through colour, light and atmosphere.

"We're not trying to paint every wave. We're learning to notice the light, movement and feeling of a place, and translate that experience into paint." – Sarah

All materials are supplied, including canvas, paints and brushes, so all you need to bring is yourself.

Please wear clothes you don't mind getting paint on, or bring an apron or oversized shirt for extra protection.

Tea and coffee will be available throughout the workshop. Please bring a water bottle and any snacks or lunch you would like to enjoy during the session.

To ensure a welcoming and inclusive environment for all participants, alcohol is not permitted.