Artist, Sue Bagshaw, based in the market town of Oakham in Rutland, enjoys working with people to bring out their creativity through various art and craft classes & workshops. Offering small groups sessions and private tuition.
Try her Paint & Prosecco events. Create your own masterpiece after a fun 2hr painting session. Full step by step tuition makes this suitable for complete beginners, too! A great way to find your inner artist!
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Bluebell extravaganza!
Wonderful first ever Paint & Prosecco event at The Old Buttercross last night. 19 painters, all approaching the subject in their own inimitable style, something I love about these sessions. One subject, 20 different paintings. (If you include mine) Looking forward to the next one! Read more
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Kentish Lobster Pots
More inspiration from my trip to Kent. This time, enjoying a fisherman’s roll (loads of battered fish scraps, covered in tartar sauce, in a soft roll (😋) courtesy of the Dungeness Snack Shack) looking out over this pile! Couldn’t not, really. Read more
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What’s pinky orange and stands on one leg (sometimes 😏)
Well, we had Fauvist flamingos, fluffy flamingoes, fancy flamingoes, flouncy flamingoes and…… Exploding flamingoes. Just another day at the office for Paint & Prosecco at the Hub, Morcott. Great evening! More painting workshops coming up. Next week at The Old Buttercross and more in the shop. Read more
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Spring at the Hub
Lovely first workshop last night at The Hub at Rutland Point in Morcott. Paint & prosecco is a fine combination! (including Nosecco for the drivers) A fun group buzzing with individual style! More workshops to come but until then, workshops at the Oakham studio can be found here Read more
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Painting the Algarve
I had my holiday in the Algarve last year. Not the first time I was there but the first time in over 50 years! I was so taken with the colour of the cliffs against the sky and the sea that I had to create a painting workshop to celebrate it. The picture was of… Read more
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Orchid Day
Following on from the very first beginners watercolour class at the studio, term two is underway with a look at painting in a botanical style. Starting by studying our orchid, looking at the plant structure and thinking about how the flowers are made up. Then looking at paint techniques, using a ‘tea’ glaze to build… Read more
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