Immerse yourself in the power and beauty of moving water as you learn to paint bold, crashing cascades and soft, misty veils with confidence and skill.
This workshop will guide you through techniques to bring the energy and emotion of waterfalls to life on canvas, whether you’re working in oils or acrylics.
Instruction is led by renowned Canadian artist David Langevin, celebrated for his bold landscapes and masterful painting techniques.
What to Expect:
Engaging Instruction and Live Demonstrations: Explore the art of painting moving water through in-depth discussions and hands-on demos.
Layering for Depth and Movement: Discover how to combine transparent glazes and bold opaque layers to create depth, atmosphere, and flow.
Capture the Energy of Water: Learn to express the rhythm, drama, and serenity of waterfalls in your own unique composition.
Supply List:
Two inexpensive painting supports (approx. 16x20 or 18x24)
Dark pencil (5B/6B) or India ink pen
Gloss medium
Retarder or Golden Glazing Liquid (slow-drying medium)
Brushes, large water container, palette, and rags
Acrylic paints (please avoid Golden Open Acrylics)
Bring what you have—we’ll also discuss the best paint types during the workshop.
Renowned Canadian artist David Langevin is celebrated for his dramatic depictions of the Canadian wilderness — bold “tree portraits,” luminous landscapes, and masterful portrayals of light and texture. Blending traditional Baroque painting techniques with modern expression, his distinctive style has inspired artists and collectors across the country. With a BFA from the University of Ottawa and a Master’s in Art Education from McGill University, David has dedicated his career to both creating and teaching the art of painting. Based in British Columbia, he continues to share his expertise through lectures, workshops, and gallery exhibitions nationwide.