MAKE MORE ART!
A series of online urban sketching workshops hosted by Etchr Studio!. Suitable for beginner to intermediate artists - you can purchase access to a single workshop via the links below.
Comments & Feedback
It was fantastic, I love her style. I was able to follow along (barely), and got a reasonable sketch at the end.
Etchr Student - November 2021
This was a great course. Thank you, Annette, for your thoughts and insights.
Mary T. - May 2022
This is my second Annette Morris session and I am infatuated now with bright, deep colors. Excellent session.
Chris G. - January 2022
This was a great workshop by one of my favourite watercolour artists. The pace was fast (although I do appreciate the time restraints) and I was able to follow along for most of it and then complete any finishing touches afterwards. The PDF was a welcome addition as a step by step guide too.
Etchr Mini-Workshop - November 2021
I’ve already done some of you Etchr Studio classes and learning so much from you. Your use of the color pencils during the first wash is absolute magic!
Susan H. - February 2022
WORKSHOP PREVIEW
This free art class is a preview for a mini-workshop, all about confidence with colour and how your sketches can be more eye-catching using brighter watercolour washes!
MINI WORKSHOP
Discover unique ways in giving vibrancy to your watercolour urban sketches. In this short class learn how to use colour values, composition, and textures with more confidence. Your personal sketching style will develop as you understand how to make colour choices and capture architectural focus, details, and light to create your own personal and vibrant interpretation of a scene.
MASTERCLASS
Learn how to speed up your drawing and painting process! See how to render sketches of complex urban or rural scenes using line, composition, and bright watercolour washes, as well as how to effectively use watercolour pencils and other tools to create texture. By the end of this class, you'll walk away with new drawing ideas and approaches that will have you sketching architectural scenes like a pro!
WORKSHOP PREVIEW
A free art class preview for my mini-workshop, focusing on capturing a sense of place in your urban sketches and how to embrace the magic of bright watercolour in any urban sketch.
MINI WORKSHOP
Urban Sketching Streets in southern France is a short workshop based on La Calade, a cobbled street in Montouliers. In this recording I share tips to help you draw in perspective and capture the essence of any environment. You’ll learn to simplify a mix of complex shapes and textures to develop your confidence with bright washes of watercolour.
SAINT CHINIAN MARKET
Learn to bring your urban sketches to life by working with light, shadow and layers of vibrant watercolour in this 2-hour small-group masterclass hosted by Etchr Studio. I will share tips for sketching a complex scene, shortcuts to drawing people and perspective, ways to simplify your composition. You’ll learn how to layer wet-on-wet washes of watercolour with more confidence to give your sketch new energy to make it jump off the page!
OLONZAC MARKET SKETCH
Learn to bring your urban sketches to life by working with light, shadow and layers of vibrant watercolour in this 2-hour small-group masterclass hosted by Etchr Studio. I will share tips for sketching a complex scene, shortcuts to drawing people and perspective, ways to simplify your composition. You’ll learn how to layer wet-on-wet washes of watercolour with more confidence to give your sketch new energy to make it jump off the page!
FRENCH CAFÉ SCENE
Learn to bring your urban sketches to life by working with light, shadow and layers of vibrant watercolour in this 2-hour small-group masterclass. I will share tips for sketching a complex scene, shortcuts to drawing people and perspective, ways to simplify your composition. You’ll learn how to layer wet-on-wet washes of watercolour with more confidence to give your sketch new energy to make it jump off the page!
PODCAST
In this short interview I talk briefly about my journey as an artist, building community and granting a safe space for artists to express themselves. I also mention the famous “Bin” sketch and how crafting and telling stories become instrumental in drawing.
