Welcome to the Watershed Studio Website!

2010 PROGRAMME NOW AVAILABE - Click here for Details!

At Watershed Studio we hold a wide variety of art workshops throughout the year. We are very lucky to have such a great team of tutors who teach here and we try to cover most media. We specialise on single and two day courses, priding ourselves on good quality, professional but affordable painting breaks.

Click on About Us to find out more about what is going on at the Watershed and who is involved. Further information can be found under Courses and Tutors. I have added a small gallery of tutors work too to help you get more an idea of the style of individual tutors. All website addresses are listed for those tutors that have them, so you can see more of their work.

Click here for our 2009 programme - we have some new tutors and lots of exciting and inspirational one and two day workshops for you to choose from, whatever your level of ability. Many of the remaining autumn courrses are already full so don't leave it too late! We do take names for the waiting lists in these cases in case we get last minute cancellations which does sometimes occur when bookings have been made a long time in advance.

Winners of the East of England Nature of Farming Award 2009
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Places Still Available This Autumn

Nat Young – Tuesday 10th & Wednesday 11th November
Making Images to Excite in any media - a couple of spaces only
Christine May – Sunday 15th November
Exploring the Versatility of Gouache
Carole Massey – Tuesday 24th & Wednesday 25th November
Winter Acrylic Landscapes

Carole has two new bookes out this autumn with Search Press - Acrylic Painting Step by Step and Drawing Step by Step

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Watershed Studio St Clere’s Hall Lane, St Osyth, Clacton on Sea, Essex, CO16 8RX Tel: 01255 820466

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