WORKSHOPS
One-day and short-format studio workshops
I run a small programme of studio workshops from my own practice - some taught, some gently facilitated - designed to support artists at different stages of their work.
These workshops offer time, structure, and space: whether you’re looking to build skills, loosen habits, or reconnect with your practice in a more open, exploratory way. All sessions are held in my studio or at carefully chosen locations, with small groups and a generous pace.
If you have any questions or require more info feel free to drop me an email.
One-Day Contemporary Still Life: Structure, colour, freedom
A taught, technique-led studio day exploring contemporary abstract still life through flow drawing excecises, collage, and paint. This is an edited version of my three day course, suitable for those with some art experience.
Ideal for those wanting a creative day of play, with guidance, exploration, and practical tools.
Cost: £150
10.00 - 4.30 at my Hove studio
Materials and refreshments included
Max. 5 participants
Seasonal Studio Days
Intimate, intention-led studio days aligned with the seasons.
These days are facilitated rather than taught, offering prompts, shared time, and space to explore without pressure. An invitation to step sideways, share, loosen habits, and work in a way that allows ideas to surface naturally.
Created for artists wanting to expand and deepen their practice with a day creating alongside other artists, including time and space for one-to-one guidance and support.
Spring: Opening the Field
A day focused on beginnings, permission, and lightness.
Cost: £150
10.00 - 4.30 at my Hove studio
Materials and refreshments included
Max. 5 participants
Westdene Three-Day Residency
A weekend immersive studio experience held at the wonderful Westdene, College, near Chichester. The weekend brings together making, conversation, and shared time.
Explore the components of contemporary still life, from simplified shapes to expressive mark-making and abstracted compositions, and create your own contemporary still life.
