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PAINTING -MIXED MEDIA with ROSIE HARBOTTLE Natures Patterns.


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Rosie Harbottle - Nature's Patterns Sept 2027
from £171.00

RESIDENTIAL Total course price is £995 + VAT = £1,194 - 1st payment on booking is £239.00

NON RESIDENTIAL Total course price is £715 + VAT = £858 - 1st payment on booking is £171.00

Course takes place from 19-24th September 2027

Your 1st payment/deposit is non refundable and not transferrable to any other courses*

The balance of fees are due six weeks before the course starts and you will be invoiced for that payment.

*You have a 14 day cooling off period, if you pay the first payment and cancel within 14 days you will receive a full refund for that payment. Thereafter it is non refundable.

We strongly advise you to take out adequate travel insurance in the event that you are unable to attend.

Due to popular demand with Rosie’sApril courses selling out FAST we’ve added this extra week : )

Spend five days with Rosie painting and drawing, with an imaginative, playful and creative attention to colour and composition.


This 5 day course follows on from Rosie’s sold-out courses for the last two years. You will begin by drawing from a still life looking at colour and composition, drawing upon the plants and flowers that surround Coombe. Through a series of exercises, you will build on experimentation and observation before planning and painting a diptych (two paintings that are equal in size composed and hung together) on canvas, capturing the personality of your chosen flower(s).

This course is ideal if you are looking to build on your colour theory and immerse yourself in the intimate world of flowers and the myriad of patterns and colours in nature.

Rosie Harbottle is an artist based in the Teign Valley on the edge of Dartmoor, Devon. Drawing on close observation of the natural world, her paintings explore cycles of growth, renewal and transformation through flowers, plants and place. Memories of a childhood spent exploring wild places continue to inform her practice, alongside an enduring fascination with the relationship between people and nature. She is particularly interested in the traces left behind by living systems; what disappears, what returns, and the layered histories embedded within a landscape. Through colour, pattern and intuitive mark-making, her paintings seek to capture not only the appearance of a plant or place, but its character, memory and emotional resonance.

Influenced by folk art traditions, mythology, music and storytelling, her work moves between observation and imagination. Before becoming a full-time artist, Harbottle worked in illustration and textile design, experiences that continue to inform her use of pattern, colour and composition. Her paintings invite a slower way of looking, celebrating the beauty, complexity and interconnectedness of the natural world.

Rosie exhibits both nationally and internationally and has collaborated with The Garden Museum, Toast, The Conran Shop, Charleston House and Soho House, amongst others.

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