Individual lessons or introductory watercolour workshops to enrich your customer experiences

I offer individual lessons and introductory watercolour workshops, providing your clients with a refined, participatory, rewarding and memorable experience. These services take place on site, both indoors and outdoors.

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An artistic experience mastered down to the smallest detail

Both individual lessons and group workshops are designed to adapt to space constraints: meeting rooms, terraces, gardens or private lounges.

All equipment is provided and carefully set up, and I ensure that everything runs as smoothly, cleanly and quietly as possible.

The result: a memorable experience for your clients, without any mental overload for your teams.

Discreet installation (30 minutes)

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The course and workshop schedule

During the workshop, participants discover watercolour techniques in a short (maximum 2 hours), fast-paced and accessible format, accompanied by a demonstration.

The schedule is tailored to your time, logistical and protocol constraints, while maintaining the quality and elegance expected by your clients.

Although it can be extended, the ideal maximum number of participants per workshop is 5.

I welcome clients on site, where all the necessary equipment, already set up by me, is ready to use: chairs, easels, Arches paper, Winsor colours, cups and brushes.

This is not simply colouring, but a real watercolour painting created in stages. I explain and demonstrate the techniques used at each stage:

How to do a Layering
How to glaze or the “Wet on Dry” technique
“Blotting” and “Feathering” techniques
The Impressionist Manner or the “Tap and Twist” technique
The Fusion of Pigments or the “Wet on Wet” technique

For individual lessons, I travel to your location or home and teach a maximum of 5 people. Lessons are billed by the hour, with a minimum of two hours per visit.

I choose the themes and topics covered with the students and gradually incorporate the learning of watercolour techniques. Thus, lessons can be one-off and given on demand or integrated into a complete and progressive cycle lasting several months.

A unique creative activity that enhances the French Riviera

Here, watercolour painting becomes a way to bring the destination to life in a different way, to showcase it and to tell the story of what makes it unique. Through light, landscapes and local colours, each workshop evokes the cultural richness of the French Riviera.

For your customers, it is a sensory, visual and distinctive memory: an experience that is both soothing and inspiring, a far cry from standardised activities.

A reliable, adaptable and distinctive service

These workshops offer agencies and hotels a double benefit:

enrich their offerings with a differentiating activity
while relying on a professional and independent service provider.

I designed these services with the aim of eliminating all complexity: no cleaning, no technical constraints, no dependence on on-site equipment. The experience takes place with absolute respect for the setting, the premises and the image of your brand or establishment.

It is a turnkey solution, designed for the demands of luxury tourism.

FAQ – Watercolour painting in group workshops and individual lessons

How does a watercolour workshop differ from traditional team building?

Watercolour painting goes against current trends of excessive screen time, web surfing, scrolling, etc. It promotes concentration, creativity and relaxation. It is a soothing and inspiring collective experience, focused on the pleasure of creating. It offers a pleasant interlude in modern life, which is often lived at a frantic pace.

How many participants can take part in a watercolour workshop?

Up to 5 people for an optimal format. Groups may exceptionally be enlarged upon request, but to maintain the quality of the service, I recommend a maximum of 5 participants per workshop.

Do you need any particular artistic skills to take part in a class or workshop?

None. My approach is educational and supportive. Each participant discovers their own technique, regardless of their level. Participants are often amazed and surprised by what they are able to achieve. Many of them discovered watercolour painting for the first time during the course and decided to continue practising it on their own afterwards.