By painting our own interpretations of Monet's Water Lilies we have a great opportunity to develop our control of hard versus soft textures, all in a swirling world of colour.
Monet's Water Lilies (Fr. Nymphae) ran to over 250 paintings. They are very relaxing to paint, and offer a lot of scope for playing with colour and texture.
Capture the light on the Cherry Blossoms as we apply Monet's style to the beautiful waterlilies at Fagan Park, Galston.
You don't have to travel to Monet's house at Giverny in France to see (and paint) a lily pond with a Japanese Bridge, you can do it right here in sweet Sydney!
Paint this gorgeous panel of soft edges and subtle colours from Monet's last decade of painting..
Read more: Monet: Agapanthus Triptych excerpt, 1916 (Water Lilies with Weeping Willows)
Explore the subtle effects of light on water as you paint one of the most popular of Monet's famous Water Lily series.