Landscapes and Seascapes Glass Art: 1-day Course

From: £190.00


Course Dates:

  • Sat 11th Oct 2025
  • Sat 25th Oct 2025
  • Sat 29th Nov 2025

Please use the calendar below to select the course date and book.

Can’t make the dates? Please email us to register your interest at jen@cheshireschoolofglass.co.uk and we can let you know when further dates are added

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Description

This course will show you how to use enamels, glass powders and other decorative glass elements to create a landscape or seascape design that incorporates depth of field, perspective and a certain luminosity that is not achievable when working with paint on canvas.

No previous experience of glass is necessary and you don’t even need to have a good level of artistry; you will be amazed of the end results. Bring your own image to recreate or use one from our substantial resource library.

Experience: None required

What you’ll need: A sturdy pair of shoes (nothing open-toed)

When does the course start and finish? A course day runs from 10am until 4.30pm unless otherwise stated

Can’t make the dates? We’re pretty flexible and may be able to create a date that works for you, just email jen@cheshireschoolofglass.co.uk or call Jen on 07950 004452

Cost: £190

 

Your Tutor: Jennifer Barker – Lead Instructor & Founder

Jennifer has been working with glass for over 30 years, having discovered her passion for the medium while studying at Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Universities, where she completed a BA and MA in Glass.

Her expertise spans the full spectrum of glass techniques – from delicate kiln-formed pieces to large architectural installations. Jennifer’s specialist areas include kiln-formed glass, surface manipulation, and kiln-casting, but she’s equally passionate about traditional techniques like stained glass and copper foiling. For 12 years, Jennifer was Head of the Glass Department at Glyndwr University, where she discovered that teaching glass art was almost as addictive as making it.

What sets Jennifer apart as an instructor is her genuine love for sharing knowledge. She believes that anyone can learn to work with glass beautifully – it just takes the right guidance, encouragement, and plenty of hands-on practice.