1. Take a virtual tour or visit a gallery online Take a virtual tour or visit a gallery online catalogue. The National Gallery Natural History Museum Guggenheim Museum British Museum Musee d’Orsay Rijksmuseum Van Gogh Museum Picasso Museum MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) Louvre Museum 2. Drawing and Painting student's continuation project. Choose a book title (you could visit West Sussex e-library catalogue) look at the blurb and the cover. How could you design a new cover for th

I have just finished updating the Allegory/ Narratives in Art resource page, ready for our new topic after half term! (Weekly Drawing and Painting students) If you haven't looked on my ArtResources pages yet then go and check them out. There is a link on the left of every page on my website. These pages are chocked full of 'Course handouts', 'Website links' , 'Videos' and 'links to images', all selected to enhance your learning experience. There are course topics like: Drawin

Several month back I was invited for the second year to produce a piece of work for The National Brain Appeal. Each year they encourage artists to contribute a piece of work for an exhibition in London’s OXO Gallery, Tower Warf, South Bank. This year’s theme was Making Light Work. I asked students in my Drawing and Painting classes if they would be interested in joining me to create their own piece of work, which would be anonymously sold during the exhibition to raise funds

As you may know I have been running Life Drawing workshops in West Worthing. This originally came about after students on a couple of my Drawing and Painting courses had wanted to try life drawing in class. After a couple of 2 hour sessions here and there, and at times a logistical nightmare with the local Adult Education provider. I then tired running a day workshop myself, privately for students. This was a great success and it developed from there. I still only run worksho