Catch the Light - Inspired by Claude Monet
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Monet didn’t wait for inspiration… he painted it.
Claude Monet didn’t just paint flowers and water.
He painted light itself.
He painted the fleeting moment — before it disappeared forever.
And maybe you’ve let too many of those moments slip away.
Days filled with work, routines, obligations.
But no space to pause, breathe, and create.
That’s why this event at the Zurich Museum of Art is an invitation to something deeper.
To stop waiting for inspiration.
And to become inspiration.
I’ll guide you into Monet’s life, his struggles, and his vision of the world.
Then, with colored pencils in hand, you’ll choose one of his paintings to replicate.
I’ll show you step by step: proportions, tones, how to catch the light on paper.
Because this is not just about copying Monet.
It’s about awakening your own eye.
And training your mind to focus on creation instead of noise.
Reserve your place:
New students: 35 CHF
Former students (paying before 18th of October): 30 CHF
Payment only in advance as soon as possible by TWINT, Revolut or Bank transfer (please send me an E-mail address to receive the invoice).
Do I need to have experience?
No. You need to have patience and humility to learn from the easiest exercises.
Otherwise I am not your teacher, so please, go somewhere else.
Monet once said: “I must have flowers, always, and always.”
I say: you must have creativity, always, and always.
See you at the museum,
Marga