Oil Knife Technique (Beginner Class) Small Flower Painting Class

Oil painting, which uses linseed oil mixed with pigments, is called oil painting. It was used in England as early as the 13th century. It flourished after the European Renaissance and spread to various places. Oil paints are stable and will not change color or deformation after drying, and can create a variety of painting styles.

The beginner class workshop is suitable for beginners and those who want to learn how to use the oil paint knife. The intermediate class is suitable for those with painting experience. The oil paint knife technique is different from the commonly used paint brushes. The oil paint knife is used to create a thick coating style, which further highlights the characteristics of oil paints. , using small flowers and landscapes as themes to create unique postcards by learning color mixing, knife holding, angles and directions. Experience traditional paints with over 400 years of history.