1 hour tour: Explore Málaga's historic center with a local artist, discovering charming streets, hidden corners, history and local culture
1 Sketch: Sit in a local café and create a small Málaga sketch step by step with an artist. No experience needed; materials included.
Duration: 2 hours: A relaxed 2-hour experience combining a guided walk through Málaga with a step-by-step sketch in a local café.
1 glass of wine and 1 tapa: Enjoy a glass of local wine and one tapa while finishing your sketch in a relaxed local café.
During the painting tour of Malaga, you will learn about the culture, history and artistic atmosphere of this Mediterranean city, while capturing on paper your memories of its streets full of light.
We will walk through the historic center, among sunny squares, colored facades and cobbled alleys. We will also stop at viewpoints or quiet corners where we will make sketches in watercolor. It’s a wonderful way to keep memories of your trip or create a small piece of work to give away. As you look at your drawing in the future, you will remember that day in Malaga: the sound of seagulls, the aroma of coffee on the terraces, and the feeling of coming back from a walk, a little tired but happy.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours and we will make 1 or 2 quick sketches. I’ll walk you through how to do it step by step, so it doesn’t matter if you’ve never painted before: you’ll enjoy the process and discover your creative side.
First we will make the pencil sketch and then we will bring it to life with watercolor.
All material is included — you just need to come with a smile and a desire.
The pyramid is located directly opposite the main facade of the Roman Theatre, at the foot of the fortress.
It is impossible not to see it: a transparent glass structure in the shape of a pyramid, through which you can observe the archaeological ruins illuminated underground.
The pyramid is located directly opposite the main facade of the Roman Theatre, at the foot of the fortress.
It is impossible not to see it: a transparent glass structure in the shape of a pyramid, through which you can observe the archaeological ruins illuminated underground.
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