Come take some creative time for yourself and relax whilst learning a quick and fun technique for sketching colourful blooms, whether in the field or at home. This is my favourite fast and loose way of recording flowers, whether it's a bouquet or a single stem. BEGINNER-FRIENDLY No drawing or painting experience necessary; we’ll provide everything for you to learn useful techniques under the guidance of illustrator Laura Carter. We'll be using graphite pencils and watercolour paints, for a no-pressure way to capture the beauty you see. You'll also take home a printed guide with tips and examples. I invite you to join me for this event in my studio 26-52, 2nd Floor in the Apparatenfabriek Strijp S (full address- Torenallee 26 - Studio 52, 5617 BD Eindhoven). If the door is not open, please ring me on +31613261766 and I'll come and let you in! Suitable for Beginners (16yrs+) See you there!

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