Two sessions into this new larger-canvas, multi-session project with my spectacular, regular artists.

Painting with my lovely 99 year old client. Today we painted snowdrops, she is such a mindful artist.

Portraits are a hard subject to learn, but well worth the effort!

Painting on much larger canvases, what an experience!

Another joyful art session with our young student today, working on a variety of watercolour projects, including painting her own house, such fun!

These lovely watercolour paintings were created during a husband and wife studio session.

We’ve been learning so much as we paint these acrylic landscapes, using many, many small brushmarks instead of large ones.

Such a fun session working on these acrylic landscapes and seascapes.

These sessions are a whole different way of painting!

This one-to-one watercolour session took place in the comfort of my artist’s own home, making creativity accessible, calm, and enjoyable.

Join us for a 3-hour beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll learn to paint a gorgeous robin in the snow in acrylics.

Join us for a unique, full-day, beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll learn to paint a beautiful oil landscape or waterscape in the style of Bob Ross.

Join us for a 3-hour beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll learn to paint a gorgeous robin in the snow in acrylics.

A really special, pre-christmas art session focused on turning a personal painting into Christmas cards for the family!

Painting portraits isn’t easy, but it is an amazing way to learn colour mixing, colour charts, proportion, and brush technique.

At 99 years old, it’s such a treat to paint with her, and she can concentrate better than I can!

A playful mixed media session exploring texture, colour and experimentation.

Everyone put their own spin on this early-spring favourite. Thanks everyone for coming!

We just can’t get enough of these soft coastal colours and flowing grasses, especially when it’s so cold outside!

Group workshops have begun!

Well hello to 2026! Are you ready to flex your creative fingers?