Description
Spend a relaxed morning learning the art of dot mandala painting. Known for its association with meditation and mindfulness this dot mandala session will introduce you to creating simple dot mandala patterns on mini canvases.
After a short introduction to the workshop, you will choose your colours to paint your mandalas. You will then have a demonstration on how to use the tools to make perfect round dots from which you will build a simple mandala design. After some time practising the dotting techniques, you will be ready to create your own dot mandalas on paper and up to two mini canvases to take home.
With small numbers, and plenty of guidance from the tutor, this workshop aims to provide a relaxed and enjoyable introduction to the art of dot mandala painting, and is recommended for those who have never painted dot mandalas before.
Materials included
- Practice paper
- Greetings cards and envelopes
- paint
- All tools/brushes loaned for use on the day
- Tea, coffee and biscuits ( Please be advised that I provide whole milk only for beverages)
Time:
09.30-12.30
Venue:
Pavilion, Lechlade Memorial Hall, Oak Street, Lechlade GL7 3AY
How to get there:
The Memorial Hall and Pavilion are situated just off Oak Street in Lechlade-on-Thames. The workshop will be held in the Pavilion.
From Burford:
From the Burford roundabout, turn on to the A361 towards Lechlade. Drive into Lechlade past the Texaco garage on your left. Lechlade Memorial Hall and Pavilion is situated off the main road on your right, just after the pedestrian crossing.
From Faringdon:
Take the A417 to Lechlade. At the junction in Lechlade, turn right. The Memorial Hall and Pavilion are off the main road just after Jubilee Hall Antiques on your left.
From Cirencester:
Follow the A417 to Lechlade. Go straight on at the traffic lights towards Burford. The Memorial Hall and Pavilion are off the main road just after Jubilee Hall Antiques on your left.
From Swindon:
Follow the A361 to Lechlade. At the traffic lights turn right. The Memorial Hall and Pavilion are off the main road just after Jubilee Hall Antiques on your left.
Please note that the Pavilion is the smaller of the two buildings on the Memorial site. Parking is on site at this venue.
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