Mt Cook • Watercolour Landscape Workshop with Kasia Hebda
Mount Cook • Half-Day Watercolour Workshop
Saturday | 18 July | 10 AM - 1 PM | All levels
Paint Aoraki / Mt Cook - Aotearoa's highest peak, in this watercolour workshop - designed to equip you with the foundations to start painting landscapes with confidence.
Join artist Kasia Hebda for a half-day watercolour workshop in her Queenstown art studio. Learn the core techniques behind a striking mountain and lake landscape, from washes and layering to capturing light on snow and water.
This session is ideal for beginners and developing artists wanting a focused introduction to watercolour. Over three hours, you'll explore layering, colour mixing, brush control and washes while creating your own landscape inspired by Aoraki / Mt Cook.
What to expect:
Foundations of watercolour painting
Colour mixing for mountain and lake scenes
Washes, layering and brush control
Capturing light, snow and reflection
Composition for landscape subjects
Building confidence with a forgiving medium
Who it's for:
Beginners wanting a solid introduction to watercolour
Artists returning to painting after a break
Anyone wanting a relaxed, creative half-day in Queenstown
Nature and landscape-focused creatives
Spaces are limited.
Bring Your Mate: Everything is better with a friend.
Book 2 tickets together and save $10 each.
Offer ends at midnight Saturday, 11 July 2026.
Materials:
All high-quality materials provided. You’re welcome to bring your own tools if you prefer.
Location:
KASIA HEBDA STUDIO – School House Studios (Country Lane)
26 Hansen Road, Frankton, Queenstown
Free parking + great coffee / lunch / shopping options on site.
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Description
Kasia Hebda is a Polish-born artist, designer and art conservator based in Queenstown, New Zealand.
She has over 20 years of painting experience, with a background spanning fine art, design, and conservation practice. Kasia has also created a number of murals in both Poland and Queenstown.
Working from her studio at Country Lane, she is known for her signature watercolour courses and workshops that combine technical skill with close observation and creative development. Strongly inspired by New Zealand nature, it's her constant source of inspiration for her own art.
She is passionate about sharing her knowledge with other creatives. Her teaching focuses on slowing down, building confidence, and developing your own artistic voice rather than following a fixed style.

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