Happy House Masham : Virtual Events
Watching Paint Dry - The Sun in Splendour. Wednesday 13th July 7.30-8.80 pm
In Watching Paint Dry artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. The subject is all about light in a painting: the sun in splendour. He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
13th July 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.
Watching Paint Dry - Off the Beaten Track Thursday 11th August 7.30-8.80 pm
In Watching Paint Dry - Off the Beaten Track artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. The subject is drawn from a remote corner of the Yorkshire Dales He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
11th August 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.
Watching Paint Dry - Viaducts, Bridges, Railways Thursday 8th September 7.30-8.80 pm
In Watching Paint Dry - Viaducts, Bridges, Railways artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. This time he'll be painting a magnificent viaduct from the years of steam railways. He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
8th September 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.
Watching Paint Dry - Wild Woodlands. Thursday 7.30-8.30 pm
In Watching Paint Dry - Wild Woodlands artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. This time he'll be painting an 18th Century wilderness garden - Hackfall. He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
13th October 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.
Watching Paint Dry - By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Thursday 10th November 7.30-8.30 pm
In Watching Paint Dry - By the Light of the Silvery Moon artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. His subject will be a landscape lit by moonlight. He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
10th November 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.
Watching Paint Dry - A Yorkshire Winter. Thursday 8th December 7.30-8.30
In Watching Paint Dry - A Yorkshire Winter artist Ian Scott Massie paints live, on camera. His subject is chosen from the snow-covered Yorkshire Dales. He'll be starting from initial ideas and sketches, through the choice of colours and atmospheric effects, to finally completing the picture.
This is a chance to look behind the creative process, to see the way a time of year, a place, a feeling, can be evoked through paint on paper. It's a relaxing, meditative and often playful experience, less about pigments and materials and more about exploring our response to the natural world.
There'll be plenty for painters to take away from this but it's also a chance to look behind the scenes and get lost in watching quite a meditative relaxing process.
There will be time at the end for questions and answers. Tickets are limited to 30 so everyone can feel involved.
8th December 2022 7.30-8.30pm
This event takes place via Zoom for which you'll need a good internet connection.
Shortly after placing the order you'll be sent a Zoom link by email.