Workshops
Guiding others in their creative journey
When I’m not creating myself, I run a workshop series called Scribble.
Scribble is a selection of creative workshops where people come together to connect, experiment, and explore different ways of making.
These workshops are designed for all levels, for solo creatives looking to connect with other people, groups of friends, families and corporate groups.
It gives me so much joy to guide people and show them tricks and tips on how to improve their mark making, observation and general creative skills.
Details on current and future sessions below.
If you are looking for something specific or want an event especially for your own group, I make tailored plans. Get in touch for a quote.
Upcoming Workshops
Draw Amsterdam: A Walking Sketch Adventure
Do you want to capture the streets and memories of Amsterdam in your own sketchbook?
Learn different ways to record your surroundings so you take away a sketchbook full of memories.
This is a guided sketching walk through the picturesque Amsterdam. We’ll stroll approx 2 km, sketching and experimenting with different techniques along the way.
All levels welcome.
Sketchbook and materials provided
Sunday 24th May - SOLD OUT
Saturday 30th May - Available spots
Saturday 11th July - Available spots
Amsterdam pop up card workshop
Make your own beautiful Amsterdam pop up card by bringing to life your favourite parts of the city.
In this 2.5 hour guided workshop you’ll learn different mark making techniques and layering of materials to create your own vibrant pop up city scene.
All levels welcome
Materials provided
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Lino Printing workshop
Learn how to make your own lino print in this fun 2 hour workshop.
Ellie will talk you through the process of sketching out your composition, how to make that work as a print and different cutting techniques to make your own beautiful lino print.
All levels welcome
Materials provided
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