Further Water Colour Paint making

with Ferrous and Bone

Sat 22 Aug 2026

Category

Price*

£58 (£50)

Time

10.30am - 4pm

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Further Water Colour Paint making

Deepen your relationship with colour in this immersive, hands-on workshop led by the paint-makers and artists of Ferrous and Bone (previously Art Scribe).

Whether you’re returning to develop your practice or joining fresh with an interest in colour, this workshop shifts the focus from paint making to the art of colour creation itself.

Through guided, practical exercises, you’ll explore how pigments interact in watercolour, using traditional hand tools to blend and build entirely new hues. Both methodical and playful, the process will increase understanding of how colour mixing truly works.

You’ll begin by painting your own watercolour mixing chart, mapping out a spectrum of possibilities and identifying combinations that resonate with you. From there, you’ll use raw pigments to develop your chosen mixes into hand-mulled watercolour paint.

By the end of the session, you’ll have made your own hand-mulled watercolour paints and contributed to a shared palette of unique colours, created by the group and ready to take home.

The workshop is structured yet relaxed, encouraging creative decision-making, curiosity and collaboration.

All materials and equipment provided, however you are welcome to bring along 1–2 of your favourite watercolour paint brushes and watercolour pad.


Session Dates

  • Sat 22 Aug: 10.30am – 4pm

Course Tutors: Ferrous and Bone

Reg and Emma, are a husband and wife team who live on the edge of Dartmoor, Devon. They have been making watercolour paint since 2019, using the traditional process known as ‘Mulling’. “Our paint mulling journey grew from our passion for colour, painting and a deep regard for keeping traditional art processes and craftsmanship alive.”

You can find out more by visiting their website here >


Workshop attendees get 10% off all food and hot drinks at the Cafe Bar.


Venue: Top Studio, Exeter Phoenix


*Subject to a £1.50 ticketing system charge. We don’t charge this to make a profit. Find out more >>

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