Capertee Landscape Painting Retreat with Corinne Loxton
October 4 @ 12:30 pm - October 7 @ 2:30 pm
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Join Blue Mountains artist, Corinne Loxton over the October long weekend, for an inspiring landscape painting retreat in beautiful Glen Davis, NSW, Australia. Immerse yourself in the stunning natural surroundings as you unleash your creativity on canvas. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, this retreat offers a unique opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive and picturesque environment. Capertee is an ancient valley west of the Blue Mountains and 70 km north of Lithgow. A dramatic mountain range surrounds the floodplain valley, affording wonderful views of the sandstone rockfaces and ridges. Blue Mountains artist, Corinne Loxton, spent two weeks plein air painting in the Capertee Valley in 2023 and loved it so much she wants to go back and take you with her! You can check out her paintings from that trip on her website. Apart from developing skills and confidence painting the landscape, with Corinne’s relaxed and encouraging guidance, you can explore new friendships, your surroundings and the experience of disconnecting from everyday life. There will be plenty of time to rest, meditate, journal, bushwalk or just curl up with a great book. Friday 4 October, 12.30 pm to Monday 7 October, 2.30 pm What’s included in the four-day retreat? 7 Painting tutorials on aspects of painting plein air Art Materials BYO or Hire equipment Art kits, including acrylic or oil paints and a portable painting easel, can be hired. Payment Options Pay in full – If before 1 June 2024, select the Early Bird rate Pay in 4 Monthly or Bi-monthly Instalments (Contact Corinne via her website) Cost for the Event $600 The Gold… This retreat invites reflection, movement and connection so that you feel re-energised and grounded to access your creativity. Corinne will model and guide you in practices to access with your creative flow reliably and with ease. You can listen to Corinne speak at TEDx Katoomba in 2023, on ‘Connecting with Creative Flow’ – where she shares images and personal stories, exploring creativity and the nature of artistic flow. |
