
Tim Wilmot‘s watercolours are a delight and we are looking forward to welcoming again to the Watermill for another stimulating painting course this autumn.

We are looking forward to meeting up again with Tim for his course in watercolours, which will run from Saturday 2 October to Saturday, 9 October 2021.

I have made one of those fun, 30-second Facebook slideshows with these and other of Tim’s evocative watercolours, which you can see by clicking here.

Tim Wilmot is an artist from Bristol in the UK, specialising in watercolours, exploiting the medium with tone and light. Tim says: “I seem to have an affinity with painting landscapes, although I have dabbled with portraits and still life in the past, but always come back to landscapes. I prefer a loose or impressionistic style when I paint my watercolour landscapes, and I hope you like their informality.” His vibrant picture above is of The Watermill and river.
As well as an exciting artist, Tim is also an inspiring teacher and on his course, suitable for all levels, he’ll help you to improve your drawing skills, loosen up your style, learn how to incorporate figures in a landscape as well as nurturing you own artistic ambitions.

Here’s a comment from a student on Tim’s course here last year: “Everything was perfect, your welcome, the luxurious accommodation, and the delicious food, Tim’s tuition was first-class and it was lovely to be able to sit and paint all day.”

Everything is included in the cost of your holiday at the watermill: tuition, accommodation, pre-dinner aperitifs, all meals and wines (including outings to charming local restaurants) and all local transportation (including transfers to Pisa airport and an excursion by train to Lucca or the Cinque Terre).
You get to Pisa, Italy, we do the rest!
And you will be Cool and Green: all our rooms are air-conditioned, powered by photovoltaic panels which make us self-sufficient in electricity.

Tim Wilmot
Saturday 2 October to Saturday 9 October 2021
Watercolours
To learn more about Tim and his week at the Watermill, please click here.
Come and join us and make 2021 a year to remember.
