Our First 8 subcultours Workshop Sessions in Spain

Exploring Spain's vibrant art and culture through hands-on workshops can be an enriching experience. Here, we highlight the first eight subcultours workshop sessions, where you can engage with local artists and artisans to learn unique techniques, immerse in traditional crafts, and create your own art masterpieces. From botanical painting to pottery, these workshops offer a deep dive into the creative soul of Spain.

1. Botanical Painting Workshop "Create Your Own Natural Pigments" with Susana in Teruel, Spain

Susana’s Botanical Painting Workshop in Teruel is a delightful blend of creativity and nature. You learn to create your own natural pigments using a variety of organic materials like turmeric, cochineal, and walnut. Susana guides you through the process of making watercolors with honey binders and experimenting with different reagents to modify colors.



The workshop is a hands-on journey where creativity flows, and you leave with your own unique watercolor creations. This workshop is perfect for those of you who are looking to connect with nature through art and discover the vibrant palette that the natural world offers.

2. Textile Dyeing Workshop "Dye Your Own Natural Silk Scarf" with Susana in Teruel, Spain

In the Textile Dyeing Workshop with Susana, you delve into the art of eco-friendly dyeing using natural elements. The focus is on the bundle dye technique to create unique silk scarves. Susana shares the history and techniques of eco-printing, guiding you through the process of dyeing and steaming your scarves.



The workshop also includes a session where you can explore various dyed samples and enjoy refreshments. This sustainable art form not only results in beautiful, personalized scarves but also provides a deeper understanding of natural dyes and their applications.

3. Ceramic Workshop "Learn Traditional Pottery of Buño" with Pablo in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain

Pablo’s Ceramic Workshop in A Coruña immerses you in the traditional pottery techniques of Buño, a craft dating back to the 16th century. You start with an introduction to the history and process of pottery, followed by a hands-on session at the potter’s wheel.



Pablo’s expert guidance helps everyone from beginners to advanced students create their own ceramic pieces. The workshop is an ode to the craftsmanship of Buño pottery, allowing you to explore the tactile joy of working with clay and the satisfaction of creating something with your own hands.

4. Two Days Photography Workshop "Coastlines of the Costa da Morte" with Sam in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain

Sam Ponsford’s Photography Workshop is a two-day adventure along the breathtaking coastlines of Costa da Morte in Galicia. You receive personalized instruction on camera settings, composition, and editing techniques. The workshop includes multiple photography sessions, with a special focus on capturing stunning sunsets.



A traditional local lunch is provided, fostering a community atmosphere among photography enthusiasts. This workshop is ideal for those of you who are looking to enhance their landscape photography skills while experiencing the rugged beauty of Galicia’s coastline.

5. Tattoo Workshop "Learning Handpoke" with Moshi in Barcelona, Spain

Moshi’s Tattoo Workshop in Barcelona introduces you to the art of handpoke tattooing. This month-long course, with two sessions per week, covers everything from designing tattoo flashes to the actual handpoke technique. Moshi provides all necessary materials and offers guidance tailored to each participant's skill level, making it accessible for both beginners and those with some tattooing experience.



The workshop emphasizes creativity and the unique personal expression found in handpoke tattoos, offering a thorough and hands-on learning experience in a supportive environment.

6. Botanical Textile Screen Printing Workshop with Andrea on Illa de Arousa, Galicia, Spain

Andrea’s Botanical Textile Screen Printing Workshop on Illa de Arousa is a creative retreat where you learn high-quality engraving techniques for fabric printing. Using local plants to create designs, you print your compositions on tote bags, with the option to bring additional items for printing.



Andrea’s studio, "La Platanera," provides a serene and inspiring setting for artistic exploration. This workshop is perfect for those of you who are interested in combining botanical elements with textile art, resulting in personalized and unique printed fabrics.

7. Textile Printing Workshop with Andrea on Illa de Arousa, Galicia, Spain

In Andrea’s Textile Printing Workshop, you learn to carve stamps and print on fabrics. The workshop covers basic carving techniques, allowing for the creation of custom designs that can be applied to tote bags or personal garments. Andrea’s guidance ensures a supportive environment where creativity flourishes.

Set in her charming studio on Illa de Arousa, the workshop offers a peaceful backdrop for artistic endeavors. You leave with a deeper appreciation for textile arts and their own custom-printed creations.

8. Cyanotype Workshop with Andrea on Illa de Arousa, Galicia, Spain

Andrea’s Cyanotype Workshop introduces you to a 19th-century photographic technique that creates stunning blueprints using organic elements. The workshop covers the entire cyanotype process, from composition to development, resulting in unique postcards. Andrea’s studio on Illa de Arousa provides an idyllic setting for this exploration of light and shadow.



You not only learn a fascinating photographic process but also gain the skills to continue experimenting with cyanotypes at home. This workshop is ideal for those of you who are interested in historical photography techniques and creative experimentation.

Each of these workshops offers a unique glimpse into the diverse artistic practices found in Spain. Whether you’re interested in painting, dyeing, pottery, photography, tattooing, or printing, these sessions provide an enriching experience that blends traditional techniques with modern creativity.
Join us for an artistic adventure and take home not just a beautiful creation, but also a deeper connection to the vibrant culture and history of Spain!

We hope you liked this article!
Whether you are an artist or artisan who'd like to collaborate with us, or a customer interested in booking one of our workshops, get in touch with us now.
We're excited to hear from you! :)

Hasta pronto, 
Kat and Team subcultours

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