This painting workshop is for you if you are curious about exploring your creative side, or would like to kick start it after a long period of inactivity!

One of the things about starting to paint, whether you are a complete beginner or it has been a long time since you painted, is the worry about whether you will be any good – and this often gets triggered when you paint real things.

This workshop therefore focuses on making abstract artwork to help to free you up to explore your creativity. You will be discovering what paint can do and really re-engaging your curiosity. Because it is all purely about experimenting, this workshop is suitable for all levels and abilities.

Come along and work as big as you like, as bold as you like, make as many paintings as you like, and create your own unique and individual artworks. Here there is no right or wrong and you can forget all the rules taught at school about what art should be like!

This workshop focuses on experimenting with printing techniques, using acrylic paints – there will be all sorts of different materials, colours of paint and sizes of paintbrush to try out.

You will come away from this workshop feeling both relaxed and energised, and wanting to do more painting!

These workshops are small – with up to 6 people – so you will get lots of individual support with your artwork.

What people have to say about this Explore Your Creativity workshop ….

“Jane was an excellent guide in opening up and exploring my creativity. She gave me the space to do this and the non-judgmental, caring and passionate attitude she has made me feel relaxed and enthused. The class has made me think about creativity in other areas of my life and the benefits it can have for my wellbeing.” Sarah Hughes

“Jane’s classes are brilliant! She has a lovely way of making everyone feel welcome and at ease and as though absolutely anything is acceptable in the world of art. It’s a place of fun experimentation and a lovely way to spend a few hours. Highly recommended!” Ella Rose

“I loved the class, especially being able to go mad with acrylic paint! My art teacher at school told me not to bother continuing with art. So, it was very satisfying to see that I could produce something beautiful (to me!)! A really fun morning and totally absorbing. Thanks!” Laly Martin

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