
If you enjoy watching a talented painter creating a stunning picture, look no further than Tim Wilmot’s latest YouTube posting. Tim is demonstrating how to paint indoors, often regarded as rather difficult, by creating a picture of the interior of the 19th century Watermill here in Posara.
As you can see above, the end result is a great picture, and it’s fascinating to watch the whole process of how it’s built up. So, make yourself a cup of tea or coffee, put your feet up and click here to enjoy the creation of a mini-masterpiece.

And why not join Tim and paint in and around the Watermill yourself? He will be back with us for another of his inspiring watercolour courses, from Saturday 3 October to Saturday 10 October. We would love to welcome you here. Here’s one of Tim’s paintings of the riverside gardens at the Watermill.


Tim Wilmot is an artist from Bristol in the South-west of the UK, specialising in vibrant watercolours, using tone and light to bring out the best in the medium. Tim paints in a loose, impressionistic style.
As well as an exciting artist, Tim is also an inspiring teacher. He demonstrates regularly in England and, has more than 15,000 followers of his demonstrations on YouTube. He loves personal interaction with his students: “There are all sorts of reasons for coming on a painting holiday — it might be to improve your drawing skills, loosen up your style, learn how to incorporate figures in a landscape — and it’s my job to try to find what your personal objectives are and help you achieve them. Oh, and have fun with like-minded people on the way.”

Some comments from some of Tim’s previous students: “I’m quite impressed with how you transform a dull image into an impressionistic and beautiful study of light and shadow. You’re a great tutor!” “I really like your loose style.” “Like most, I struggle with too much detail. This will help me to “loosen up”. “I can’t help being inspired by the careful and wonderfully measured strokes of a genius”
We already have eight people booked into Tim’s course, including one non-painting partner. So, we have room for three or four more painters (and their partners if they would like to join them).

Tim Wilmot
10 – 17 October 2020 – still a few places
Watercolours
To learn more about Tim and his course at the mill, please visit his 2020 Profile Page.