Capturing the essence of the subject as a fleeting moment in time requires speed of hand to achieve the spontaneity I like to record.
It is important to pass on the gifts and talents to share with others and to sustain the life of this wonderful medium of Watercolour Painting.
A student says:
“Patient teaching, wonderful work, charismatic demos.”
The light in its many guises and drama of fleeting impressions are important factors when I am viewing this special world that is ours to be a part of.
A student says:
“We really appreciate having an artist of your calibre, both as a practitioner and a teacher, to give us so much of your precious time – it is a great experience.”
As we journey through life there are changes to our lives and to the world we live in. Because as an Artist I have received so much from the beauty of Nature and all that it offers, I need to put something back.
A student says:
“David is a great communicator.” “A wonderful, inspiring experience.”
My passion to express myself through my painting remains constant, the experiences are often challenging, moving and uplifting.
A student says:
“David gives fabulous instruction.”
Course dates
8 Oct - 15 Oct 2011
David Taylor, based in Australia, is renowned for his painting and teaching worldwide. He began his painting and teaching career in the 1960s and, nowadays regularly exhibits in the UK, Channel Islands and the USA. He has been invited to exhibit in Stockholm, Sweden, in Oct 2006. In addition, David regularly teaches and exhibits in the USA. He is also involved in tutoring for the Australian and International Artist magazine.
His numerous achievements include more than100 awards in watercolour, including the Herald Sun Best Of Show Gold Medal Award at The Camberwell Rotary Exhibition 2002.
David has held regular one-man exhibitions of his work since 1975. In each exhibition he expresses his love of working freely on location and his love of spontaneity, shape, light and colour. He is inspired by subjects that convey atmosphere, mood and feeling. There have been many varying influences on his painting journey and he aspires to the impressionists Monet, Turner, and the expressive John Singer Sargent, to name but a few.
Solving The Mystery of Watercolor, written by Ron Ranson, features David's work. His work is also on film and DVD with APV Films. David's works are represented in numerous public and private collections worldwide.
You can find out more about David on .www.davidtaylorartist.com
