LIVE PAINTING EVENT Paint a realistic petal from scratch with Jarnie Godwin
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LIVE PAINTING EVENT
From first wash to final shadow

Most watercolor tutorials show you finished flowers. Jarnie Godwin paints one petal — live — and explains every single decision.

May 7, Thursday

4 pm CEST, Berlin / 3 pm BST / 10 am EDT, New York.


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LIVE PAINTING EVENT

Most watercolor tutorials show you finished flowers. Jarnie Godwin paints one petal — live — and explains every single decision.

May, 7th at 4 pm CEST, Berlin / 3 pm BST / 10 am EDT, New York.

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An Exclusive Gift from Jarnie

Every registered participant will receive an illustrated PDF guide – a thoughtful companion to the workshop.

Within its pages, Jarnie shares:

  • The materials she trusts most
  • The evolution of her work, from first wash to final petal
  • An overview of her new course, "A Botanical Summer: Painting Realistic Flowers in Watercolor".
Get my spot and the guide

What you'll see and learn:

Students
First wash — how to work with water instead of fighting it
Experience
Color transitions — how to read a petal and see three tones where there seems to be one
Countries
Volume on flat paper— where light goes, where shadow falls, and why it all shifts in a second
Rating
Detail at the end — one moment when you need to stop. Jarnie will tell you when
I want to see this live

Does this sound like you?

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My flowers look flat

You want them to feel rounded, alive, coming off the page.

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I follow tutorials but can't paint on my own

When the video stops, you do not know what to do next. You want to understand the reason behind each step.

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I want to try botanical painting but don't know where to startg

You want to see what botanical watercolor looks like up close, from the first wash to the finished form.

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Water makes me nervous

Too much water, too little, color going where it should not. You want to see how a professional handles watercolor calmly and with control.

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Your workshop with Jarnie Godwin

Day 1
One petal. One hour. Every step explained.

Jarnie will paint a single petal in real time. You’ll see her palette, her paper, her brush. She’ll show how to lay the first wash, build tonal transitions, shape the form with light and shadow, and finish with fine detail.

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Nicolas Lopez
Your Instructor

Jarnie Godwin

  • RHS Gold Medal 2025 · RHS Silver-Gilt Medal 2021
  • Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation, permanent collection
  • Published author: "Vibrant Botanical Painting" (The Crowood Press, 2023)
  • Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, Mall Galleries, London (2026)

"I just started as a complete beginner. I wasn't even that good and just carried on. It's a journey that I know other people can take because I've done it"

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The workshop is free. The recording is optional.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be experienced?
This workshop is for people who already paint with watercolor. If you've held a brush and know what a wash is — you're ready. Complete beginners may find the live pace hard to follow, but the recording can be paused and rewatched.
What materials do I need?
Brushes, watercolor paper (hot pressed recommended for botanicals), your usual palette. We'll send the full materials list after registration — nothing exotic.
Will there be a recording?
Free plan — 48 hours. Premium ($15) — forever. You can also buy the recording separately for $20 after the event.
How does it work?
Register below. You'll get everything by email: the live link, PDF guide, and materials list. On May 7, just open the email and click Join. If you have any questions, ask them at info@artefactoschool.online.
What language is the workshop in?
English

You've already seen that petal. You just didn't know where to begin.

The shadow curving under the edge. The color shifting from center to light. It's one living brushstroke. Jarnie will show you on May 7.

One petal. One hour. Free.

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