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Use magazines and newspapers to create your own inviting way home.

James Wilson Morrice made hundreds of small oil sketches on board before working some of them up into larger paintings. Apply thick layers of paint on board using unconventional materials such as drywall mud and tempera paint, to create your own thick painting.

This was Vincent van Gogh, then a little known artist; now the most famous artist in the world. His tragic death has long been known, what has remained a mystery is how and why he came to be shot. Loving Vincent tells that story.

This special series is inspired by artists featured in AGA exhibitions this summer, who took to new environments to paint outdoors, or en plein air. 

Painting with tempera paint, acrylic and watercolours, learn the fundamentals of colour theory and try out the possibilities of each media.

Painting with tempera paint, acrylic and watercolours, learn the fundamentals of colour theory and try out the possibilities of each media.

View Les Ramsey’s fabric assemblage Between the Edge of the Sun in our current exhibition Li Salay, then experiment with a range of tints, shades, textures and light to make a collage of colours.

Visit the RBC Work Room and see what artist Samantha Walrod is up to. In the studio, re-interpret found imagery and texture to challenge notions of nature and landscape. Experiment with layers of ink, paint, found images, cut paper and image transfer techniques to complete an artwork.

Art and story-telling are the themes of this fun-filled exploration of illustration techniques, drawing, and storyboarding.

Art and story-telling are the themes of this fun-filled exploration of illustration techniques, drawing, and storyboarding.