Paint it like Carl Moll

Get creative, be inspired and let your mind unwind at one of our Art & Thrive social painting evenings. Experience how it feels to dab a bit of paint around, find your inner artistic sole, create a picture and feel good about it. Absolutely no experience necessary. Step by step guidance is given by an experienced tutor.

The original picture was painted by the Austrian artist Carl Moll, who was closely associated with a style of art called the Art Nouveau movement.  Many of Carl Moll’s artworks were influenced by a painting technique called pointillism. The pointillism technique uses a short tapping action to apply the paint in patterns of small dots or short strokes to form an image. You too can learn how to use this technique to create your very own masterpiece.

So why not throw caution to the wind and just lose yourself for a few hours blissfully painting. Come and have a go and amaze yourself at what you can do!  

About the Venue:

Recommended age: 18+

Builders Arms

47 Heath Road, Little Heath, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, EN6 1LR TEL: 01707 652 119

Located opposite Lochinver House School, this hidden gem is a friendly and hospitable venue for our social painting evening. Just right for relaxing and letting your mind unwind while you paint.

If you're feeling peckish while you paint they have a selection of grazing food options for you to purchase. Food is available from 12pm onwards so plenty of time for a bite if you're coming straight from work. Art & THRIVE evening starts at 7:30pm.

Car parking at the rear.

Food and drink

Each event and venue is different so please check booking details carefully. Food and drink is available for purchase at most venues. Some events may include a welcome complimentary glass of wine and will be included in the ticket price, however this is a discretionary offer and is subject to individual venues and events. The details of each individual event can be found in the painting and booking descriptions.

Ticket prices

Ticket prices may vary according to individual venue charges and therefore individual paintings may be advertised at slightly different rates.