Join me Painting the Faroe Islands
plein-air painting, in its strictest sense, the practice of painting landscape pictures out-of-doors; more loosely, the achievement of an intense impression of the open air (French: plein air) in a landscape painting.
Discover the Beauty of the Faroe Islands Through Art
Welcome to the enchanting Faroe Islands, where nature and creativity converge for an unforgettable experience. Join me, a local artist, on an exclusive outdoor landscape painting tour that inspires your artistic spirit.
Capture the Natural Splendor
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking vistas of the Faroe Islands and create your own oil painting masterpiece. I’ll provide all the necessary materials and equipment, ensuring you can fully focus on transforming the stunning scenery into your unique work of art.
Seamless Journey
Your day begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation, followed by a short ride to the perfect outdoor locale. After our session, relax as I drive you back, allowing you to reflect on an inspiring day well spent.
Local Delights
Enjoy a refreshing break amid nature with a selection of coffee or tea, paired with home-baked buns, butter, cheese, and delightful homemade jam—adding a taste of local tradition to your artistic journey.
From Canvas to Wall
By the end of the day, you’ll have created a beautiful painting to take home, safely packed in a secure box, ready to adorn your wall and remind you of your journey.
Sustainable and Memorable
This tour not only enhances your creative skills but also promotes a sustainable way to experience the Faroe Islands. Travel responsibly and leave only a positive imprint on the environment while diving deep into your artistic potential.
Flexible Booking
For intimate experiences, our tour accommodates up to two people per session. If you’re traveling with more companions, we invite you to arrange your own transportation. Pricing begins at DKK 3000 for one person, with an additional DKK 1500 for each extra participant.
Unleash Your Creativity in the Faroe Islands
Choose this remarkable fusion of travel and art and let’s make your visit to the Faroe Islands truly memorable. Book your sustainable painting tour today!
Painting Múlafossur
About me:
Pól Skarðenni (b. 1962) is a productive artist. His art is wide-ranging with diverse style and motifs. He paints beautiful and tranquil landscapes, expressive images that comment on society and decorates the canvas with abstract strokes. Pol Skarðenni’s characteristic feature is being present in the moment and getting the most out of it. He works purposefully with an idea until he solves the riddle and then he moves on. This makes him a constantly searching artist.
An important part of Pól Skarðenni’s motif is landscape. He likes to paint outside in nature. In this manner he communicates his experiences of the changing weather and light and this gives life to the pictures. The pictures not concerned with landscape vary a lot, all of them in different painting styles. A sensual and material enthusiasm is in his art, and the timelessness in the pictures speaks directly to us all.
Pól Skarðenni is an autodidact artist. He is a graduate engineer and has worked as a designer on major projects in Europe. As a child he liked to draw but at the age when most children stop Pól Skarðenni continued. His interest grew and when he started in secondary school he bought his first artist supplies. He has always painted in his spare time but since 2003 he has painted full-time. Pól Skarðenni is represented in several galleries and people are welcome to visit the artist’s studio by appointment in Vatnsoyrar in the Faroe Islands.
Sustainability:
Our tours prioritize sustainability, emphasizing reuse in our consumption.
The wet panel carrier is crafted from recycled materials sourced from discarded furniture, aprons are sewn from recycled fabric in a protected workshop, and cloths are repurposed. Protective gloves are disposable.
Our small meal features homemade rolls, rhubarb jam, Faroese cheese and butter, accompanied by coffee and tea.
It’s worth noting that the paints and aluminum panels used for painting are not recycled.