Watercolour Holiday? Yes, and more …

Looking for a watercolour holiday for inspiration?  One thing we can guarantee on our sketchbook mixed media journey is that there will be no shortage of inspiration! It’s for those who love watercolour, sketching, pastels or in fact anything that you would like to use and experiment with – including watercolour!

This art holiday is all about being inspired. For this is Rajasthan – the” land of the Marahajahs” as it was once known. The largest state of India, covering an area of more than 342k square km, and comprising of 33 districts.

Rajasthan’s largest city and capital is Jaipur – where we end our tour staying in a majestic Jaipur haveli. The glory of the state is retained by its majestic buildings – palaces, forts, monuments and havelis.

Watercolour Techniques and More

Our tutor will teach you about many mixed media in this art and watercolour holiday. You will learn many techniques to enable you to capture moments in time. A quality profession watercolour set is invaluable – check out our Art Travel Kit blog for more details.  This is because of the versatility and portable nature as well as the colour possibilities.

Opening Your Mind

Travelling causes an up-stick in your brain’s ability to produce positive thoughts. Leading to a more inspired version of yourself. Find out more about Travel and Creativity on our blog here.

India is a country rich in diversity. You never will have a dull moment. There will always be a colourful surprise, wedding procession, funeral, dancing, singing, temple festival or just a stunning flower market.

Travel With Us in January 2023

Travel alongside artist Debra Luker on this art holiday to the extraordinary magic land that is India. A country that has captured her heart and passion for so long. Learn how to fill your art sketchbooks with art inspiration, stories and ideas.

Find out more about this incredible Art Holiday here .

Painting in Bundi Palace

No art and watercolour holiday is complete without time in a beautiful palace. The photos from this blog post are us painting at Bundi Palace: Chitrashala. What a luxury – we often have the place to ourselves to explore mixing raw pigments in a watercolour painting workshop.

The Pigment Trail

To see our forthcoming Art and Craft Holiday take a look here.