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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.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an a putty rubber.

This course will help students to develop their creativity and pottery skills while working from home. Students will be expected to follow the course programme online where techniques such as making a Yunomi (japanese tea cup), and making a small moon soar and a Chawan (bowl). Explore Japanese techniques such as Nerikomi and Mentori, and learn about Jomon prehistoric ceramic functional or sculptural forms. All taught in a small online group in a relaxed atmosphere.

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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

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.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an a putty rubber.

This course will help students to develop their creativity and pottery skills while working from home. Students will be expected to follow the course programme online where techniques such as making a Yunomi (japanese tea cup), and making a small moon soar and a Chawan (bowl). Explore Japanese techniques such as Nerikomi and Mentori, and learn about Jomon prehistoric ceramic functional or sculptural forms. All taught in a small online group in a relaxed atmosphere.

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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

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.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an a putty rubber.

This course will help students to develop their creativity and pottery skills while working from home. Students will be expected to follow the course programme online where techniques such as making a Yunomi (japanese tea cup), and making a small moon soar and a Chawan (bowl). Explore Japanese techniques such as Nerikomi and Mentori, and learn about Jomon prehistoric ceramic functional or sculptural forms. All taught in a small online group in a relaxed atmosphere.

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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

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.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an a putty rubber.

This course will help students to develop their creativity and pottery skills while working from home. Students will be expected to follow the course programme online where techniques such as making a Yunomi (japanese tea cup), and making a small moon soar and a Chawan (bowl). Explore Japanese techniques such as Nerikomi and Mentori, and learn about Jomon prehistoric ceramic functional or sculptural forms. All taught in a small online group in a relaxed atmosphere.

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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an 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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

This course introduces you to the basics of traditional portrait drawing from observation, using pencils and charcoals. Each week you will learn a range of techniques that will help to develop your drawing skills: Structure and proportions of the head, perspective, composition, tonal value and focus through selective rendition of detail. These sessions are suitable for complete beginners, or those with some previous experience in drawing. The zoom learning platform provides an excellent opportunity to share your work in progress and learn about different takes on the same theme from your peers. You will need a sketchbook or blank paper, pencils: HB, 2B and 6B, willow charcoal an 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 full control of the manual settings and your photos. Each week we will examine one of the main components of camera exposure: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Additionally you will learn about lenses and what they 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

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.

Develop your techniques and experience new sounds creating a carnival atmosphere and learning about timings, fills and rhythm.

Draw the human form whilst observing a life model. Learn to use a range of art materials such as chalks, charcoal and inks and develop your techniques as a figurative artist.