To help you answer the question,
“What level course is right for me?”
To help you decide what level course is best, you will see Teaching Levels on each of the course pages above the ‘Add to cart’ button.
Students will always benefit from clear instructions and lots of one-to-one tuition on all of my courses.
Level 1: Absolute-beginner
For those students who have never done any art or are returning to art after a very long break.
Teaching focuses on core skills with tutor-led exercises on use of materials and techniques
Level 2: Beginner + Improver
For those students who have done some art learning, draw or paint occasionally at home or attend an art group, and feel they need to gain a foundation in the basic techniques.
Teaching focuses on core skills, understanding and use of the Art Elements + Principles, materials + techniques, with tutor-led exercises and mini projects.
Level 3: Intermediate
For those students who have learnt the basic techniques, have gained some artistic confidence and are seeking to develop their skills further to create more complex work.
Teaching focuses on developing art skills, creative techniques and individual styles, students’ ability to self-assess their work, encouraging experimentation, with tutor-led exercises and time for extended projects with the benefit of group critiques.
Level 4: Experienced
For those students confident in their abilities and techniques, who are looking to challenge themselves further, to create a coherent body of work, possibly to exhibit and sell.
Teaching focuses on guiding students in developing their own ideas and self-directed practice, through enhancing personal skills and techniques and encouraging a deeper contextual awareness with the benefit of one-to-one tutorials.
Online support
£12.50 – £60.00
Variably priced
Private Online support is perfect for students working on personal projects at home or enrolled on online courses in need of a little extra help.
Online support offers tutor input when students need it most.
Available in flexible 15-minute blocks of time to fit within busy lives.
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level: Absolute-beginners, Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate
Online support
Online support
individual or small groups
connect online via tel, email, text or video
use online in multiples of 15min time-slots
Online support
Available online for individuals
Online creative support can be the difference between feeling despondent and giving up, compared to feeling rejuvenated and excited about persevering and completing a personal creative project. My ability to offer a discerning critical eye, an affirmative word to keep students motivated, or guidance as to what the next creative step should be, is sometimes all students need when working alone at home.
A bit of extra creative support can be hugely beneficial for those enrolled on an online course. Reduce the worry and enable more productive time with your course tutor and coursework.
The support I offer is in Fine Art skills and creativity – I do not offer support for illustration, animation, design or graphic projects.
What happens during an Online support session?
Establishing a safe space and ensuring confidentiality is always the starting point. Creating art is an intensely personal thing and this is always fully respected and celebrated. Sessions include;
Private online support usually suits students who;
Support info + Guidance
Please read carefully
Information here over-rides similar information in the ‘Course info’ tab.
Course information
Group size
Refreshments
Please read the Studio COVID-SECURE procedures: Click here >
__________________________________
Days: Variable
Times: Variable
Connect via: telephone, email, facebook Messenger or video, Zoom
Materials: See the ‘Materials to bring’ tab
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level:
Absolute-beginners, Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate,
Group Size:
Online sessions: max 1.
Your tutor: Brian Raymond biography >
Refreshments:
Online sessions: students have access to their own home favourites!
Essential items to bring
Online sessions: Students provide their own materials
Below is a list of suggested materials for beginners
Fine Grain heavy weight drawing pad
200gsm
Medium Surface cartridge pad
220gsm
Optional items
Cloth for cleaning your hands
Rag (old cloth) for smudging charcoal or paint
Wear old clothes or an apron
Pen and notebook for taking notes
To help you answer the question,
“What level course is right for me?”
To help you decide what level course is best, you will see Teaching Levels on each of the course pages above the ‘Add to cart’ button.
Students will always benefit from clear instructions and lots of one-to-one tuition on all of my courses.
Level 1: Absolute-beginner
For those students who have never done any art or are returning to art after a very long break.
Teaching focuses on core skills with tutor-led exercises on use of materials and techniques
Level 2: Beginner + Improver
For those students who have done some art learning, draw or paint occasionally at home or attend an art group, and feel they need to gain a foundation in the basic techniques.
Teaching focuses on core skills, understanding and use of the Art Elements + Principles, materials + techniques, with tutor-led exercises and mini projects.
Level 3: Intermediate
For those students who have learnt the basic techniques, have gained some artistic confidence and are seeking to develop their skills further to create more complex work.
Teaching focuses on developing art skills, creative techniques and individual styles, students’ ability to self-assess their work, encouraging experimentation, with tutor-led exercises and time for extended projects with the benefit of group critiques.
Level 4: Experienced
For those students confident in their abilities and techniques, who are looking to challenge themselves further, to create a coherent body of work, possibly to exhibit and sell.
Teaching focuses on guiding students in developing their own ideas and self-directed practice, through enhancing personal skills and techniques and encouraging a deeper contextual awareness with the benefit of one-to-one tutorials.
To help you answer the question,
“What course should I do next?”
There are 2 approaches to deciding what to do next.
Whichever approach you choose, remember to check the Teaching Levels (eg: Level 1, Level 2, or mixed ability).
Student Quotes
More reviews >
ONLINE @ HOME >
Art Challenges, structured lessons, creative prompts, and online resources from around the world-wide web.
Keep the creative home fires burning with our collection of home-grown and curated resources.
Private online or studio-based support is always available when you need it.
Waiting list
__________________________________________
Online support
individual or small groups
connect online via tel, email, text or video
use online in multiples of 15min time-slots
Online support
Available online for individuals
Online creative support can be the difference between feeling despondent and giving up, compared to feeling rejuvenated and excited about persevering and completing a personal creative project. My ability to offer a discerning critical eye, an affirmative word to keep students motivated, or guidance as to what the next creative step should be, is sometimes all students need when working alone at home.
A bit of extra creative support can be hugely beneficial for those enrolled on an online course. Reduce the worry and enable more productive time with your course tutor and coursework.
The support I offer is in Fine Art skills and creativity – I do not offer support for illustration, animation, design or graphic projects.
What happens during an Online support session?
Establishing a safe space and ensuring confidentiality is always the starting point. Creating art is an intensely personal thing and this is always fully respected and celebrated. Sessions include;
Private online support usually suits students who;
Support info + Guidance
Please read carefully
Information here over-rides similar information in the ‘Course info’ tab.
Course information
Group size
Refreshments
Please read the Studio COVID-SECURE procedures: Click here >
__________________________________
Days: Variable
Times: Variable
Connect via: telephone, email, facebook Messenger or video, Zoom
Materials: See the ‘Materials to bring’ tab
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level:
Absolute-beginners, Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate,
Group Size:
Online sessions: max 1.
Your tutor: Brian Raymond biography >
Refreshments:
Online sessions: students have access to their own home favourites!
Essential items to bring
Online sessions: Students provide their own materials
Below is a list of suggested materials for beginners
Fine Grain heavy weight drawing pad
200gsm
Medium Surface cartridge pad
220gsm
Optional items
Cloth for cleaning your hands
Rag (old cloth) for smudging charcoal or paint
Wear old clothes or an apron
Pen and notebook for taking notes
To help you answer the question,
“What level course is right for me?”
To help you decide what level course is best, you will see Teaching Levels on each of the course pages above the ‘Add to cart’ button.
Students will always benefit from clear instructions and lots of one-to-one tuition on all of my courses.
Level 1: Absolute-beginner
For those students who have never done any art or are returning to art after a very long break.
Teaching focuses on core skills with tutor-led exercises on use of materials and techniques
Level 2: Beginner + Improver
For those students who have done some art learning, draw or paint occasionally at home or attend an art group, and feel they need to gain a foundation in the basic techniques.
Teaching focuses on core skills, understanding and use of the Art Elements + Principles, materials + techniques, with tutor-led exercises and mini projects.
Level 3: Intermediate
For those students who have learnt the basic techniques, have gained some artistic confidence and are seeking to develop their skills further to create more complex work.
Teaching focuses on developing art skills, creative techniques and individual styles, students’ ability to self-assess their work, encouraging experimentation, with tutor-led exercises and time for extended projects with the benefit of group critiques.
Level 4: Experienced
For those students confident in their abilities and techniques, who are looking to challenge themselves further, to create a coherent body of work, possibly to exhibit and sell.
Teaching focuses on guiding students in developing their own ideas and self-directed practice, through enhancing personal skills and techniques and encouraging a deeper contextual awareness with the benefit of one-to-one tutorials.
To help you answer the question,
“What course should I do next?”
There are 2 approaches to deciding what to do next.
Whichever approach you choose, remember to check the Teaching Levels (eg: Level 1, Level 2, or mixed ability).
Student Quotes
More reviews >
ONLINE @ HOME >
Art Challenges, structured lessons, creative prompts, and online resources from around the world-wide web.
Keep the creative home fires burning with our collection of home-grown and curated resources.
Private online or studio-based support is always available when you need it.
Availability Calendar
April 2021
Online support
individual or small groups
connect online via tel, email, text or video
use online in multiples of 15min time-slots
Online support
Available online for individuals
Online creative support can be the difference between feeling despondent and giving up, compared to feeling rejuvenated and excited about persevering and completing a personal creative project. My ability to offer a discerning critical eye, an affirmative word to keep students motivated, or guidance as to what the next creative step should be, is sometimes all students need when working alone at home.
A bit of extra creative support can be hugely beneficial for those enrolled on an online course. Reduce the worry and enable more productive time with your course tutor and coursework.
The support I offer is in Fine Art skills and creativity – I do not offer support for illustration, animation, design or graphic projects.
What happens during an Online support session?
Establishing a safe space and ensuring confidentiality is always the starting point. Creating art is an intensely personal thing and this is always fully respected and celebrated. Sessions include;
Private online support usually suits students who;
Support info + Guidance
Please read carefully
Information here over-rides similar information in the ‘Course info’ tab.
Course information
Group size
Refreshments
Please read the Studio COVID-SECURE procedures: Click here >
__________________________________
Days: Variable
Times: Variable
Connect via: telephone, email, facebook Messenger or video, Zoom
Materials: See the ‘Materials to bring’ tab
Suitable for: Adults
Teaching Level:
Absolute-beginners, Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate,
Group Size:
Online sessions: max 1.
Your tutor: Brian Raymond biography >
Refreshments:
Online sessions: students have access to their own home favourites!
Essential items to bring
Online sessions: Students provide their own materials
Below is a list of suggested materials for beginners
Fine Grain heavy weight drawing pad
200gsm
Medium Surface cartridge pad
220gsm
Optional items
Cloth for cleaning your hands
Rag (old cloth) for smudging charcoal or paint
Wear old clothes or an apron
Pen and notebook for taking notes
To help you answer the question,
“What level course is right for me?”
To help you decide what level course is best, you will see Teaching Levels on each of the course pages above the ‘Add to cart’ button.
Students will always benefit from clear instructions and lots of one-to-one tuition on all of my courses.
Level 1: Absolute-beginner
For those students who have never done any art or are returning to art after a very long break.
Teaching focuses on core skills with tutor-led exercises on use of materials and techniques
Level 2: Beginner + Improver
For those students who have done some art learning, draw or paint occasionally at home or attend an art group, and feel they need to gain a foundation in the basic techniques.
Teaching focuses on core skills, understanding and use of the Art Elements + Principles, materials + techniques, with tutor-led exercises and mini projects.
Level 3: Intermediate
For those students who have learnt the basic techniques, have gained some artistic confidence and are seeking to develop their skills further to create more complex work.
Teaching focuses on developing art skills, creative techniques and individual styles, students’ ability to self-assess their work, encouraging experimentation, with tutor-led exercises and time for extended projects with the benefit of group critiques.
Level 4: Experienced
For those students confident in their abilities and techniques, who are looking to challenge themselves further, to create a coherent body of work, possibly to exhibit and sell.
Teaching focuses on guiding students in developing their own ideas and self-directed practice, through enhancing personal skills and techniques and encouraging a deeper contextual awareness with the benefit of one-to-one tutorials.
To help you answer the question,
“What course should I do next?”
There are 2 approaches to deciding what to do next.
Whichever approach you choose, remember to check the Teaching Levels (eg: Level 1, Level 2, or mixed ability).
Student Quotes
More reviews >
ONLINE @ HOME >
Art Challenges, structured lessons, creative prompts, and online resources from around the world-wide web.
Keep the creative home fires burning with our collection of home-grown and curated resources.
Private online or studio-based support is always available when you need it.
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