A colour palette can be created in a studio for each walk after the fact and off site.  The colour palette is created by mixing primary colours to access the sensory memories post walking in a studio setting with natural light in daytime sessions.  The objective is to compare and contrast the value of the tactile data collection on the walk.  The tactile walk is specifically focused on tactile perception paying attention to elements of touch after the non-tactile walk had been accomplished in the same vicinity. 

This type of tactile walk that focuses on tactile attraction motivated by touch, encouraging the “haptic intuitive”.  It expands the training ground of the tactile memory sphere for artists to be able to create in the studio post walking without depleting the ecosystem of its natural resources or objects that seem innocuous and yet belong to a larger more than human ecological interdependent arrangement.  It means the creative process is based on recall (tactile memories) with a low impact on the actual environment without in situ landscape painting or removal of objects that modify the living world.

This class enables the participant to begin to build a landscape palette from tactile memories.  The primary colours are the base of the class and we discover how to mix these three simple colours to derive a combination of colours that build up into a complete landscape array linked to the ecosystem.   

One need not have prior experience to learn this type of intuitive colour palette.

All levels are invited to join.