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Diary Highlights (Full Diary...)

5th - 6th September 2020: Art In The Gardens, Sheffield

Peter will once again be exhibiting/demonstrating at the annual Art in the Gardens show, in Sheffield. Once a year, Sheffield Botanical Gardens are transformed into an art and craft village, where visitors can wander round and enjoy (and purchase) all the fine exhibits on display. The whole family can enjoy a day out as there are fun activities for children and lots of performing arts, all in a safe and friendly setting.

For the very first time, Peter will be exhibiting in one of the Premiere marquees!

Naturally, restrictions on movement and numbers will be in place, to allow for guidelines on social distancing, so exhibitor numbers haven't yet been announced, but the show normally features around 350 artists and attracts around 10,000 visitors. Tickets are available now (online only).

More Info...

...for full details of the show, opening times, and Online Bookings

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Art in the Pen - still available ONLINE

Art in the Pen Online launched on Wednesday the 1st of July. It features spotlight pages for all the artists that were originally booked to appear at this years show, video demonstrations and lots more besides.

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Virtual Patchings festival 2020 still available ONLINE

While the actual festival may have been postponed until 2021, the organisers have pulled out all the stops to compensate by creating a virtual version of Patchings Art Festival for you to enjoy.

The Virtual Patchings Festival is still live, and can be accessed from the festival website.

The organisers aim to present visitors with something of the festival experience, which they will find worthwhile and fulfilling. "It is FREE, so come and join us online were you can get Art Material Offers, Exclusive content including demonstrations and workshops and still the opportunity to see our Crafts People and Artists at work".

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20th - 24th June 2021 - Alpha Painting Holiday in The Lake District

Paint the Southern Lakes, Villages & Castles of Cumbria with Peter Woolley. We will paint at selected secluded spots around Lake Windermere and Coniston plus we will paint at places such as Hawkshead, Cartmel Priory, Cark, Holker Hall and Sizergh Castle, Kendal. We will also paint a selection of bridges, waterfalls, cascading rivers, rocks, villages, churches and castles.

Places on this fantastic painting opportunity are already filling up fast, so book today!

Peter's blog has undergone a makeover and been relaunched as 'Peter's Travel Blog'.

Previously known as ‘Peter’s Cruise Blog’, it will now encompass all his travels. As always, he will be keeping a record of all his future trips while running painting workshops on cruise ships (even though, with things as they are at the moment in the industry, it's a little uncertain as to when this will happen again – in the meantime, there are vast archives of his previous cruising adventures for those wishing to dig around).

Peter also plans to write up his adventures in his trusty campervan, and to keep a record of his major walks/sketching trips out and about, featuring route maps and downloadable gpx files (for use on Google Maps and Navigation apps.

Pyjama Video is proud to present the sixth in a series of video demonstrations, The World in Watercolour, based on Peter's travels running workshops on cruise ships, and sketching trips, home and abroad.

Join Peter Woolley, as he travels across Ireland from East to West in search of subjects to paint and draw.

His journey begins in the glacial valley of Glendalough before pausing by ancient ruins in Wicklow Gap.

In County Tipperary, The Rock of Cashel makes a great line and wash subject, followed by a brief sketch of Glanworth Bridge, one of the oldest and narrowest public stone bridges still in use in Europe.



In Killarney, he enjoys the delights of Muckross Abbey and Torc Waterfall before hiking up the spectacular Gap of Dunloe in Killarney National Park to earn his pint of Guiness.

 A line and pencil drawing of Kerry Cliffs and a memorable visit to Blarney Castle concludes this epic sketching trip.

Special Features include a gallery of work and full biography.

Length: 104 Mins approx
Colour: PAL / NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Region: 0

DVD Price: £12 each + Carriage
This title is also available ON DEMAND

For full details, video trailers and secure online ordering Click Here

Peter's last book 'Hills and Mountains in Watercolour' have now all sold out. Sadly, Search Press have not scheduled a reprint, but all 24 original watercolours featured in the book (size 12" x 9") are available to purchase, unframed, at the special price of only £75 each (reduced from £120). The one shown here is 'Traversing the Ridge' - a re-imagining of Peter's earlier work, 'Crib Goch, Snowdon', which is still available in the main gallery here.

To order, go to the Hills & Mountains Gallery and bag yourself a bargain today.

Pyjama Video is proud to present The fourth title in The Projects Collection video series, the natural progression from Peter's Watercolour for Beginners series, aimed at intermediate painters and improvers.

Projects feature Location Information to help you get to really know the subject and two full working demonstrations; the first one, a Preliminary Pencil Sketch, is followed by a demonstration of the subject, painted up in watercolour. Bonus material will include a brief study of a specific technique associated with the subject.

Join Peter as he explores the views across the historical capital city of Portugal, Lisbon. After demonstrating a couple of simple, but effective, loosening-up techniques, he draws out the scene in pencil before finishing with a line and wash painting.

Bonus Demonstration: Rural farm buildings rise from the mist in Misty Marrick.

Length: 63 Mins approx
Colour: PAL / NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Region: 0

DVD Price: £12 each + Carriage
This title is also available ON DEMAND

For full details, video trailers and secure online ordering Click Here