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"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colours by exploring landscapes, working from observation and adding mediums to watercolours. With plenty of hands-on exercises, this course will introduce you into all what you need to know when you sketch a landscape, or paint from observation. You will learn specific techniques by looking at watercolour artists so that by the end of the course, you will have the skill-set that allows you to continue independently with your work. The Zoom sessions offer an excellent platform for a supportive environment: to connect with a creative community and receive feedback & inspiration. The course is suitable for people who completed the introduction to Watercolours, or those with some previous experience, who would like to build on their existing skills

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

During this time of pandemic we are called to care for ourselves and others, but many of us are experiencing fear, anxiety and unease. In this 6 week course we will learn essential skills that help us settle, steady and build our inner resources. With kindly awareness we learn to be with how things are with an attitude of gentleness, care and respect. Each week there will be guided meditations, an exploration of Mindfulness principles and an opportunity to share

"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colours by exploring landscapes, working from observation and adding mediums to watercolours. With plenty of hands-on exercises, this course will introduce you into all what you need to know when you sketch a landscape, or paint from observation. You will learn specific techniques by looking at watercolour artists so that by the end of the course, you will have the skill-set that allows you to continue independently with your work. The Zoom sessions offer an excellent platform for a supportive environment: to connect with a creative community and receive feedback & inspiration. The course is suitable for people who completed the introduction to Watercolours, or those with some previous experience, who would like to build on their existing skills

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

This course will give you a skill-set to draw from observation. In six weeks, you will familiarise yourself with specific techniques, subjects and skills. You will learn how to draw with pencils and charcoal, to explore proportions, composition, tonal values and textures. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. The sessions are set in a supportive environment, suitable for complete beginners and those who would like to build on their existing skills. You will need a sketchpad, or blank paper, pencils 2H, HB 2B, 6B, willow charcoal and a putty rubber

If you were ever wondering what your camera settings mean, feel slightly overwhelmed by the complexity and still shoot on the auto-mode without having much control over the image, this course is for you! We will demystify the main functions on your camera, so that by the end of the course you will have a full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week, we will examine one of the main components of camera’s exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what their do, composition rules and how to apply the theory into practice with plenty of hands-on exercises. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. You will need a camera with a manual setting, be it a compact camera, a mirror-less camera, or a SLR camera. The camera can be analogue or digital

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

During this time of pandemic we are called to care for ourselves and others, but many of us are experiencing fear, anxiety and unease. In this 6 week course we will learn essential skills that help us settle, steady and build our inner resources. With kindly awareness we learn to be with how things are with an attitude of gentleness, care and respect. Each week there will be guided meditations, an exploration of Mindfulness principles and an opportunity to share

"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

During this course you will have the opportunity to create a ceramic lamp base of your choice using the coiling technique. We will also explore modelling techniques such as pinching and slabs to create a candleholder. I have chosen this project because during this time of uncertainty the idea of a lamp or light holder takes on a greater meaning. In many cultures a lamp symbolises truth, knowledge and understanding. Lighting means dispelling away darkness, driving away sadness and ignorance and welcoming in happiness and knowledge. With these thoughts in mind your lamp base and candleholder can be inspired by whatever you choose, for example, nature, a particular art movement, a culture, etc. You will also learn how to use slip and sgraffito techniques to decorate your lamp.

Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colours by exploring landscapes, working from observation and adding mediums to watercolours. With plenty of hands-on exercises, this course will introduce you into all what you need to know when you sketch a landscape, or paint from observation. You will learn specific techniques by looking at watercolour artists so that by the end of the course, you will have the skill-set that allows you to continue independently with your work. The Zoom sessions offer an excellent platform for a supportive environment: to connect with a creative community and receive feedback & inspiration. The course is suitable for people who completed the introduction to Watercolours, or those with some previous experience, who would like to build on their existing skills

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

This course will give you a skill-set to draw from observation. In six weeks, you will familiarise yourself with specific techniques, subjects and skills. You will learn how to draw with pencils and charcoal, to explore proportions, composition, tonal values and textures. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. The sessions are set in a supportive environment, suitable for complete beginners and those who would like to build on their existing skills. You will need a sketchpad, or blank paper, pencils 2H, HB 2B, 6B, willow charcoal and a putty rubber

If you were ever wondering what your camera settings mean, feel slightly overwhelmed by the complexity and still shoot on the auto-mode without having much control over the image, this course is for you! We will demystify the main functions on your camera, so that by the end of the course you will have a full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week, we will examine one of the main components of camera’s exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what their do, composition rules and how to apply the theory into practice with plenty of hands-on exercises. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. You will need a camera with a manual setting, be it a compact camera, a mirror-less camera, or a SLR camera. The camera can be analogue or digital

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

During this time of pandemic we are called to care for ourselves and others, but many of us are experiencing fear, anxiety and unease. In this 6 week course we will learn essential skills that help us settle, steady and build our inner resources. With kindly awareness we learn to be with how things are with an attitude of gentleness, care and respect. Each week there will be guided meditations, an exploration of Mindfulness principles and an opportunity to share

"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

During this course you will have the opportunity to create a ceramic lamp base of your choice using the coiling technique. We will also explore modelling techniques such as pinching and slabs to create a candleholder. I have chosen this project because during this time of uncertainty the idea of a lamp or light holder takes on a greater meaning. In many cultures a lamp symbolises truth, knowledge and understanding. Lighting means dispelling away darkness, driving away sadness and ignorance and welcoming in happiness and knowledge. With these thoughts in mind your lamp base and candleholder can be inspired by whatever you choose, for example, nature, a particular art movement, a culture, etc. You will also learn how to use slip and sgraffito techniques to decorate your lamp.

Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colours by exploring landscapes, working from observation and adding mediums to watercolours. With plenty of hands-on exercises, this course will introduce you into all what you need to know when you sketch a landscape, or paint from observation. You will learn specific techniques by looking at watercolour artists so that by the end of the course, you will have the skill-set that allows you to continue independently with your work. The Zoom sessions offer an excellent platform for a supportive environment: to connect with a creative community and receive feedback & inspiration. The course is suitable for people who completed the introduction to Watercolours, or those with some previous experience, who would like to build on their existing skills

This course will give you a skill-set to draw from observation. In six weeks, you will familiarise yourself with specific techniques, subjects and skills. You will learn how to draw with pencils and charcoal, to explore proportions, composition, tonal values and textures. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. The sessions are set in a supportive environment, suitable for complete beginners and those who would like to build on their existing skills. You will need a sketchpad, or blank paper, pencils 2H, HB 2B, 6B, willow charcoal and a putty rubber

If you were ever wondering what your camera settings mean, feel slightly overwhelmed by the complexity and still shoot on the auto-mode without having much control over the image, this course is for you! We will demystify the main functions on your camera, so that by the end of the course you will have a full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week, we will examine one of the main components of camera’s exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what their do, composition rules and how to apply the theory into practice with plenty of hands-on exercises. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. You will need a camera with a manual setting, be it a compact camera, a mirror-less camera, or a SLR camera. The camera can be analogue or digital

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

During this time of pandemic we are called to care for ourselves and others, but many of us are experiencing fear, anxiety and unease. In this 6 week course we will learn essential skills that help us settle, steady and build our inner resources. With kindly awareness we learn to be with how things are with an attitude of gentleness, care and respect. Each week there will be guided meditations, an exploration of Mindfulness principles and an opportunity to share

This course will give you a skill-set to draw from observation. In six weeks, you will familiarise yourself with specific techniques, subjects and skills. You will learn how to draw with pencils and charcoal, to explore proportions, composition, tonal values and textures. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. The sessions are set in a supportive environment, suitable for complete beginners and those who would like to build on their existing skills. You will need a sketchpad, or blank paper, pencils 2H, HB 2B, 6B, willow charcoal and a putty rubber

If you were ever wondering what your camera settings mean, feel slightly overwhelmed by the complexity and still shoot on the auto-mode without having much control over the image, this course is for you! We will demystify the main functions on your camera, so that by the end of the course you will have a full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week, we will examine one of the main components of camera’s exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what their do, composition rules and how to apply the theory into practice with plenty of hands-on exercises. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. You will need a camera with a manual setting, be it a compact camera, a mirror-less camera, or a SLR camera. The camera can be analogue or digital

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

During this course you will have the opportunity to create a ceramic lamp base of your choice using the coiling technique. We will also explore modelling techniques such as pinching and slabs to create a candleholder. I have chosen this project because during this time of uncertainty the idea of a lamp or light holder takes on a greater meaning. In many cultures a lamp symbolises truth, knowledge and understanding. Lighting means dispelling away darkness, driving away sadness and ignorance and welcoming in happiness and knowledge. With these thoughts in mind your lamp base and candleholder can be inspired by whatever you choose, for example, nature, a particular art movement, a culture, etc. You will also learn how to use slip and sgraffito techniques to decorate your lamp.

This course will give you a skill-set to draw from observation. In six weeks, you will familiarise yourself with specific techniques, subjects and skills. You will learn how to draw with pencils and charcoal, to explore proportions, composition, tonal values and textures. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. The sessions are set in a supportive environment, suitable for complete beginners and those who would like to build on their existing skills. You will need a sketchpad, or blank paper, pencils 2H, HB 2B, 6B, willow charcoal and a putty rubber

If you were ever wondering what your camera settings mean, feel slightly overwhelmed by the complexity and still shoot on the auto-mode without having much control over the image, this course is for you! We will demystify the main functions on your camera, so that by the end of the course you will have a full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week, we will examine one of the main components of camera’s exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what their do, composition rules and how to apply the theory into practice with plenty of hands-on exercises. The Zoom lessons offer a great platform to review your work and exchange ideas. You will need a camera with a manual setting, be it a compact camera, a mirror-less camera, or a SLR camera. The camera can be analogue or digital

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

"During this course you will have the opportunity to learn and explore a variety of Japanese ceramic techniques. Some of the technique cover during the course will be: To create a sculptural vase using the kurinuki technique.
To make a set of 2 chawans (a teacup form made for daily tea drinking).
To make a small box exploring the Nerikomi Japanese techniques (an artistic technique for creating marbled forms using 2 different clays).
To explore Mentori technique while making a faceted ceramic ware.
To make a small moon jar.

During this course you will have the opportunity to create a ceramic lamp base of your choice using the coiling technique. We will also explore modelling techniques such as pinching and slabs to create a candleholder. I have chosen this project because during this time of uncertainty the idea of a lamp or light holder takes on a greater meaning. In many cultures a lamp symbolises truth, knowledge and understanding. Lighting means dispelling away darkness, driving away sadness and ignorance and welcoming in happiness and knowledge. With these thoughts in mind your lamp base and candleholder can be inspired by whatever you choose, for example, nature, a particular art movement, a culture, etc. You will also learn how to use slip and sgraffito techniques to decorate your lamp.

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.

This 10-week LGBTQ+ group provides strategies for managing anxiety while providing a safe space for participants to find support with others feeling challenged with the current pandemic concerns. You are not alone in theses times of lockdown and social distancing, resulting in feelings of worry, fear and overall anxious mood. The group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

During this course you will have the opportunity to create a ceramic lamp base of your choice using the coiling technique. We will also explore modelling techniques such as pinching and slabs to create a candleholder. I have chosen this project because during this time of uncertainty the idea of a lamp or light holder takes on a greater meaning. In many cultures a lamp symbolises truth, knowledge and understanding. Lighting means dispelling away darkness, driving away sadness and ignorance and welcoming in happiness and knowledge. With these thoughts in mind your lamp base and candleholder can be inspired by whatever you choose, for example, nature, a particular art movement, a culture, etc. You will also learn how to use slip and sgraffito techniques to decorate your lamp.

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.

You are not alone. During the pandemic, we have all struggled to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Now more than ever receiving support from others in your community can make a significant difference in feeling connected. Managing your wellbeing takes more effort and consistency, and meeting others can help everyone gain insight into their own personal growth. This support group hopes to give members the opportunity to create a therapeutic space, facilitating discussions where you can bring your thoughts and concerns in a confidential space in order to explore ways to improve mood, coping skills and a sense of belonging.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.

Unearth the history, properties and uses of herbs and learn how to make use of them for mind, body and home. Themes include: Making your own herbal tea, using herbs for skincare, supporting health with seasonal herbs, an herbs for self-care and relaxation. You will be asked to collect a herbal kit from the tutor. Dates and address will be sent to participants enrolled.