Draw with me
Alongside my ongoing art practice, I deliver classes in observational and experimental drawing and painting.
From University workshops to one-to-one classes for Key Stage 3 students, I love working with people to explore how we can observe and capture the world around us.
we ARE all born artists
My classes cover the rules about colour, form and proportion, as well as finding ways we can break them. Good art gives the viewer a small look inside the artists head, it is a brilliant thing to be able to work with students to develop that self expression and confidence.
Sample topics include -
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Drawing techniques & experimental line
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Human form & proportion
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Applying colour with confidence
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Soft pastel techniques
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Working with mixed media & mark making techniques
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Colour theory & colour psychology
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Working with base colour matters
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Colour mixing: techniques for portraits
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Painting emotion
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Interior design illustration & textures
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Fashion illustration & texture
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Design & make your own T-Shirt
"I've been drawing with Bonnie for 7 years now. She helped me discover my own style & introduced me to many other drawing techniques.
I really enjoy her lessons and thanks to her I draw a lot more often now"
"Bonnie's lessons encouraged me to be more brave, and helped me discover my own way of mark making"
"My child loves studying with Bonnie, and learns tons.
Most importantly - they learn to trust themself!"
One-to-one classes
Focussed tutoring from home, studio or online. Available for 1-2 hour sessions, weekly bookings & one off classes.
AFTER WORK events
Professional workshops run in collaboration with cultural venues, or for private parties & events.
group workshops
One off sessions & short courses availble for groups of budding artists on a variety of themes.
cultural exploration
Available one-to-one and with small groups, visiting & responding to some of London's most inspiring destinations.
drawing from life
Practical drawing, painting & mark making skills developed by working from life.
SPecific project?