DANIEL BUTTERWORTH | WORKSHOPS
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2 Day | Saturday 13 – Sunday 14 September 2025
PAINTING WITH DANIEL! – SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go on the waiting list Daniel treats every genre with a similar approach. This workshop will focus on landscapes. Using primary colours, house acrylics and cardboard, explore Daniels unique approach to painting and learn to free up! All levels |
4 Day | Monday 15 – Thursday 18 September 2025
PORTRAITURE – SOLD OUT please click the email link below if you would like to go on the waiting list Portraiture is more than just what someone looks like. Explore what makes up a good portrait capturing personalities for all its worth. Daniel will help you create both full figure portraits, head portraits and self-portraits. You will be encouraged to use a range of unconventional mediums such as cardboard and house paint. All levels |
DANIEL BUTTERWORTH
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Doug Moran and Archibald Prize finalist, Daniel Butterworth is an established artist specialising in portraiture – frequently using self portraits to express social, political and personal views. After painting with oils for most of his career, he recently switched to house paints, allowing for much more freedom and spontaneity in his work.
This medium showcases the speed of his brush strokes to indicate movement with the figure. With a multitude of different colours making up the tonal values and the use of the cardboard markings and paint dribbles, his works show strength, uniqueness and a rawness within.
Insta dan_butterworth_artist
Doug Moran and Archibald Prize finalist, Daniel Butterworth is an established artist specialising in portraiture – frequently using self portraits to express social, political and personal views. After painting with oils for most of his career, he recently switched to house paints, allowing for much more freedom and spontaneity in his work.
This medium showcases the speed of his brush strokes to indicate movement with the figure. With a multitude of different colours making up the tonal values and the use of the cardboard markings and paint dribbles, his works show strength, uniqueness and a rawness within.
