- Oct 23 2026
- 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost
- $35.00
- Fridays
Acrylics / Oils – Beginners to Intermediate JB

Drawing and painting in acrylic and oil
Beginners to intermediate
Tutor: Julie Beynon
Day: Fridays 10 am
Duration: 2+ hours of tuition (with additional time provided for set up and pack up)
Location: Gallery 57: corner of Clermont Ave and Wellbank St. Concord
Cost: $35 – payable 48 hours prior to class time
About:
Julie was born and raised in Sydney’s inner west on Wangal land and has studied art with Ken Unsworth, Stephen Ramsey and Glenda Carter, among others. She is a teacher and painter of 35+ years, tutoring adults and children of all ages, and is also a certified Art Medicine Practitioner TM. Julie is experienced in drawing, acrylic, oil and mixed media painting in traditional and contemporary styles. She is passionate about connecting others to their creativity and opening them to the possibility of a lifelong practice.
Class outcomes:
During weekly classes students will be taught different techniques to draw accurate representations of varied subject matter. In the second part of the lesson they will develop their painting skills in acrylic or oil. This will be achieved by focusing on various paint application techniques, composition, light and shade etc and the development of their own style. Students are also welcome to work on their own projects whilst receiving individual guidance and feedback.
Materials:
* If you want to try before you buy your own, all supplies can be provided for an additional $5 per class. Otherwise see the list below.
Materials list:
– 2 x 2B lead pencils, rubber & sharpener, 30 cm ruler
– mix of different size paintbrushes No: 20 – 0. That is an approximate width of 20 mm – 2 mm (liner brush)
– acrylic or oil paint: titanium white, black, red, yellow light (or medium), ultramarine blue and yellow oxide
– quality art paper(suitable for acrylics &/or oil) or canvas board or stretched canvas
– pallet or paper plate etc.
– rag or paper towels
– apron/old shirt (optional







