ALL WORKSHOPS

Thursday afternoons from 3 to 5pm at the Moray Art Centre from 16th April to 18th June 2026 with Kenneth Le Riche RSW SSA.

Learn how to record your journeys through drawing, creating a sketchbook full of life and memory.

In this workshop students will learn how to create tonal values using black ink and ordinary household bleach, the importance of light and contrasts in a painting.

In this workshop, we will explore light as a key element in drawing and how it can be used to create form, depth and expression.

What colour is it, really? One of the most challenging aspects of drawing is learning to truly see and understand colour, and to translate it onto the page.

An expressive painting week, with an emphasis on creating unique colours with pigments, working both outside on the beach & in the MAC studio.

This summer school will look at how to sketch, draw and paint on location in the stunning Moray landscape.

Discover the expressive power of flowers in this immersive five-day workshop that blends observation, creativity, and inspiration from great artists.

This 5 day summer school will look at ways to develop a series of books that focus on the gardens surrounding the Moray Art Centre!

A week of working between two and three-dimensions, with vibrant colour and surface textures, as a means for developing abstract paintings.

Aimed at beginners to portrait painting in oils and experienced artists alike, this 5 day Summer School class focuses upon portrait painting from a live model.

In the first part of this course, we will making observational studies and sketches outdoors in a concertina sketchbook. Taking themes from the Findhorn Eco [...]

Paint what you love and learn how to do it well! For 12-18 year olds.

This oil painting course will look at constructing an invented space while referencing the human form from life.

This relaxed two-day morning workshop explores expressive floral watercolour through colour, texture, layering, and intuitive mark-making.

This course will explore nature through drawing, movement, and experimental animation, inviting you to create visual impressions in dialogue with the landscape and its rhythms.

Inquiring into your world through looking, drawing, painting, sound and mapping!

Students will paint a still life with either fish or meat as the main subject, making it uniquely yours by making your own composition, adding patterns with stencils and even having different perspectives of objects, if desired.