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Workshop de pintura de azulejos “Porto Tiles and Tea” com Francisco em Porto, Portugal
Workshop de pintura de azulejos “Porto Tiles and Tea” com Francisco em Porto, Portugal
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Durante o workshop de pintura de azulejos do Francisco “Porto Tiles and Tea” no Porto, Portugal, você terá a oportunidade de aprender algumas das técnicas tradicionais de pintura de azulejos e, em seguida, pintar seus próprios dois azulejos e integrar alguns dos motivos portugueses originais.
Você também aprenderá mais sobre a história dos azulejos portugueses.
Os azulejos precisam ser cozidos após cada sessão e estão prontos para serem retirados 24 horas após o workshop de pintura de azulejos. Leve isso em consideração em seus planos de viagem!
Sobre o artista:
Francisco é um artista de azulejos do Porto que mora no Porto, Portugal.
Ele tem aprendido e trabalhado em estúdios de cerâmica em todo o país. Quando retornou ao Porto, começou a se concentrar em oficinas de azulejos e cerâmica e, desde então, tem convidado pessoas de todas as idades.
Sua intenção é divulgar o artesanato e o know-how antes que eles se percam.
Assista ao nosso subcultalk com Francisco aqui.
Tudo o que você precisa saber para o workshop de pintura de azulejos “Porto Tiles and Tea” com Francisco no Porto, Portugal:
Duração do workshop: 2 horas
Número de pessoas: 1 - 15 pessoas
Local: No aconchegante estúdio de cerâmica de Francisco, no Porto, Portugal.
Preço por pessoa: € 49; inclui 2 azulejos pintados por ele mesmo; chá e biscoitos
Um workshop particular de 1-1 Porto Tiles and Tea com Francisco custa € 90.
Tempo mínimo de reserva antecipada: 2 dias
Próximos workshops: Todos os dias úteis, das 10h30 às 12h30
the class was so much fun, also really cool to learn the history about the tiles!
Excellent moment
Booked this for a morning with my kids and wife, and we all had a terrific time. The class is informative, to include history, in addition to teaching some technique. I am not artistically inclined, but even my tiles turned out very well! A solid recommendation to anyone looking to paint some tiles.
I booked the workshop as a calm and relaxing addition to my trip to Porto and hoped to be able to take home a unique souvenir. And it went exactly as I had hoped. It was very interessting and informative. We were provided with a neverending flow of fresh tea and the possibilities for designing the tiles were endless. I was glad that we were guided when it came to painting the tiles but still had enough freedome to express ourselves. It was really fun and a great experience!
As info, apparently there are a group of artists who are part of this artists workshop and our session was provided primarily by Onre and Francisco occasionally joined in. It was clear that Francisco is an excellent artistic trainer but our experience is that Onre is a superb trainer as well. They are both very knowledgeable, skilled and supportive for supporting the learning of others in this format. We learned a great deal about the history of tiles in Portugal supported with illustrations from books as well as examples of the tiles themselves. Onre was very receptive to questions and he welcomed comments and observations. Then we were invited to produce two tiles of our own preference from a selection of many different possibilities. Onre remained close at hand, providing guidance and support as needed. There was no "clock watching" and our workshop actually approached three hours long although it was scheduled for two hours. The instructors were clearly more focused on our learning, our experiences and our needs rather than on the clock. This was an excellent session, well worth the cost for the training. We had attended a different "tile painting" workshop the week before which had cost slightly less but in comparison this session proved to be a much more positive and enjoyable experience. We are now considering an additional session with these artisist to continue advancing our knowledge and skills in this amazing and artistically beautiful aspect of the Portuguese culture.