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What’s next for 2027
🎨 Term 1 – Watercolour Beginnings
8 Weeks | Tuesday Day & Evening
Day: 1:00pm – 4:30pm
Evening: 5:30pm – 9:00pm
2 February – 23 March 2027
Our first Watercolour Beginnings course for 2027. Ideal for newcomers and those wanting to refresh their skills.
Updated and refreshed curriculum and images.
🎨 Term 2 – Watercolour Progressive / Intermediate
9 Weeks | Tuesday Day & Evening
Day: 1:00pm – 4:30pm
Evening: 5:30pm – 9:00pm
27 April – 22 June 2027
For students who have completed Watercolour Beginnings and are looking to advance and refresh their skills.
Featuring new and refreshed images.
🎨 Term 3 – Watercolour Beginnings
9 Weeks | Tuesday Day & Evening
Day: 1:00pm – 4:30pm
Evening: 5:30pm – 9:00pm
20 July – 14 September 2027
The final Watercolour Beginnings course for 2027. Suitable for beginners and those wishing to refresh their foundation skills.
Updated curriculum and refreshed images.
🎨 Term 4 – Watercolour Progressive / Intermediate
Tuesday Day & Evening
Day: 1:00pm – 4:30pm
Evening: 5:30pm – 9:00pm
12 October – 7 December 2027
Our final Progressive / Intermediate course for the year, finishing in time for Christmas.
For students who have completed Watercolour Beginnings and are ready to develop their skills. Includes new and refreshed images.
Exhibitions & Special Events – 2027
🖼 24th Solo Exhibition – Watercolour at Carnival
Toowoomba Repertory Theatre, Margaret Street
17 September – 4 October 2027
Official Opening: 2:00pm, Sunday 19 September 2027
Enquiries & Bookings
For details or to register your interest:
Bruce Griffiths
📧 brucengriffiths@yahoo.com.au
📞 0403 346 229
Recognition at the Watercolour Society of Queensland's 2025 Annual Exhibition
Artistry
I’m delighted to share that my painting, The Mists Within, has been awarded Runner Up in the Traditional Professional category of the Watercolour Society of Queensland's 2025 Annual Exhibition.
The judges offered the following reflections on the piece:
“The artwork commands attention through its powerful composition, where the eye is naturally drawn to a compelling focal point shaped by the interplay of cool and warm hues. The contrast between icy blues and sunlit ambers creates a dynamic tension that energises the piece without overwhelming its serenity. A soft, calm background gently cushions the scene, allowing the mid-ground to emerge with intricate detail and quiet authority. The artist's treatment of the trees is particularly masterful — each stroke feels deliberate, yet free, capturing both the structure and spirit of nature. This variety in brushwork, often difficult to balance, lends the foliage a sense of realism that feels spontaneous and alive. The layering of textures and tones in the mid-ground adds depth, inviting the viewer to linger and explore. Light is used not just to illuminate, but to sculpt the atmosphere, casting subtle shadows that whisper of hidden stories. There's a quiet mystery embedded in the mood — something just beyond reach, waiting to be discovered. The overall ambience evokes curiosity, as if the scene is part of a larger narrative unfolding just outside the frame. It's a work that doesn't just depict a landscape — it breathes it into being.”
I’m honoured by this recognition, and grateful to the Watercolour Society of Queensland for continuing to provide such a vibrant space for artists to share their work.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me on this creative journey.
— Bruce

ArtStar Digital Magazine 2026
Explore the latest edition of ArtStar Digital Magazine, showcasing a curated collection of contemporary artists from around the world—including featured works by Bruce. This issue celebrates creativity, innovation, and artistic expression across diverse styles and mediums. Browse the full magazine below and discover inspiring talent from the global art community.

























