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Tony White is a Watercolour Artist from Newcastle, Australia, however, is now residing in Hobart. He has established a great following with collectors and students alike. His work has been sold as far afield as Germany and the U.K. His social media following is gaining momentum and with over 10,000 Facebook followers, he is hitting his stride around the world. He is fast becoming a much sought-after tutor, having held many successful workshops for Art Societies all around the country and the Famous Bathurst School of Arts, as well as Brisbane Painting Classes. He is a regular contributor to Australian Artist Magazine. His style is traditional impressionistic landscape with a strong emphasis on light and atmosphere, but above-all else; FUN!
DAY 1: Sunday 7 November, 2021
Bicheno, Tasmania
Workshop members will be met at Launceston
airport at midday and transferred to the beautiful
town of Bicheno. Bicheno is a picturesque town
situated on the east coast of Tasmania. The town
began life as a sealing and whaling town and then
transitioned to a coal mining port (shipping coal
mined inland at Fingal), but today cray fishing is the
largest industry. Tonight the group will meet for
welcome drinks and an included dinner.
DAY 2: Monday 8 November, 2021
Bicheno, Tasmania
This morning Tony will commence his first painting
workshop with a demonstration and then assist
workshop members individually with their work
in the beautiful town of Bicheno. Regular critique
sessions will be held throughout the tour. Tonight
there will be an included dinner.
DAY 3: Tuesday 9 November, 2021
Hobart, Tasmania
We will travel by coach to Freycinet National Park.
Freycinet National Park is a place of rare beauty
with its white beaches and bright blue waters
overlooked by the pink granite mountains of The
Hazards. There is a wide variety of vegetation
including wetland, coastal dunes, dry eucalypt
forest and orchids that bloom all year round. Tony
will perform a demonstration and then it will be
your turn to paint while Tony assists tour members
with their painting. This afternoon we will continue
our journey to Hobart.
DAY 4: Wednesday 10 November, 2021
Hobart, Tasmania
Today we will enjoy a full day of painting in
beautiful Hobart. The group will paint the 19th
century waterfront warehouses for which the
city is famous. The warehouses were once busy
with whalers, soldiers, petty bureaucrats and
opportunist businessmen, now they house cafes,
restaurants and studios and bustle with shoppers
and visitors.
DAY 5: Thursday 11 November, 2021
Hobart, Tasmania
This morning we will travel to Richmond for a
day of painting. Richmond is a beautiful old town
with Georgian cottages of mellow sandstone
standing in pretty cottage gardens. Ducks on the
Coal River swim to and fro under Australia’s oldest
bridge, built by convict labour between 1823/25.
In late 2005, the Bridge was recognised as one of
Australia’s outstanding historic places and added
to the National Heritage List. Tony will demonstrate
how to capture the beauty of this picturesque area
and assist workshop members with their painting.
In the afternoon we will visit the MONA gallery.
DAY 6: Friday 12 November, 2021
Hobart, Tasmania
Today we will travel to Port Arthur for a full day of
sightseeing and sketching. Between 1830 and 1877
about 12,500 transported convicts were imprisoned
at Port Arthur, on the shores of a beautiful bay
and set against the tranquil hills and forest of the
Tasman Peninsula. Many of the sandstone prison
buildings remain and have been preserved. On
arrival, we will have a tour of the prison giving you
an impression of what life might have been like in
the 1800s for the convicts, soldiers and civilians.
After lunch, there will be time for sketching. We will
return to Hobart in the afternoon.
DAY 7: Saturday 13 November, 2021
Hobart, Tasmania
This morning we travel south to the coastal towns
of Kettering, Cygnet and Huonville, located in
the Huon Valley for a full day of painting and
sightseeing.
DAY 8: Sunday 14 November, 2021
Strahan, Tasmania
This morning we will leave Hobart and travel to
Strahan. We will stop along the way at Derwent
Bridge to visit the Wall in the Wilderness. It is one
of Australia’s most ambitious art projects, Greg
Duncan has carved the history of the highlands in
100 metres of timber. We continue onto Strahan, a
pretty little port on Macquarie’s Harbour and the
only town on Tasmania’s forbidding West Coast.
Originally a Huon pine timber milling town its
growth was boosted by the copper boom at the
Mt Lyell mine. When the Strahan Zeehan railway
opened in 1892 it became a busy port. Today it
handles freight to and from Queenstown and is
used by crayfish, abalone and shark fishermen.
Tonight there will be an included dinner.
DAY 9: Monday 15 November, 2021
Strahan, Tasmania
This morning Tony will find a great painting
location in Strahan and complete a demonstration.
Following this Tony will assist individual workshop
members with their painting. Tonight there will be
an included dinner.
DAY 10: Tuesday 16 November, 2021
Strahan, Tasmania
This morning we will cruise on the world-famous
Gordon River. The ancient, mirror like waters of the
Gordon River meander down from their source
in the Central Highlands, through a breathtaking
World Heritage river cape of temperate rainforest
and mountain crag, to the mouth of Macquarie
Harbour. The Macquarie Harbour is more than
110 square miles of natural, protected water
surrounding the crumbling history of Sarah
Island and gives way to the open ocean through
the narrow and turbulent Hell’s Gates. You will
see Hell’s Gate where the harbour opens to the
Southern Ocean, Tasmania’s world-renowned
salmon farms, and you will visit notorious Sarah
Island, the feared penal colony. This will be a
wonderful photo and sketching opportunity for
you. Tonight there will be an included dinner.
DAY 11: Wednesday 17 November, 2021
Launceston, Tasmania
Today we travel to Launceston. Launceston is at
the junction of the North Esk and South Esk
rivers where they become the Tamar River.
Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania
after Hobart and a vibrant hub for food and wine,
culture and nature. There will be an afternoon
painting session in Launceston. Tonight there
will be an included dinner.
DAY 12: Thursday 18 November, 2021
Launceston, Tasmania
Our final day of painting in Launceston, this
afternoon there will be a final critique session.
Tonight there will be an included dinner to
celebrate the wonderful time we have had in
Tasmania.
DAY 13: Friday 19 November, 2021
Departure
This morning we will say farewell to Launceston
and travel to Launceston airport to meet flights
departing after midday.
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“It was so well organized. We got to see all the best places, but without feeling we were being herded around like cattle, like you do on some tours. There was plenty of time to paint, and the instructor told me more about how to improve my painting style in weeks than I have learned all year back home. I really did get individual attention.”
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