Forever! Once you've enrolled and paid, you'll have access to the course material for as long as you need. So devour it all in one weekend or take things slow. It's your choice!

You will use quite simple materials such as ink, collage papers, pva glue. The most expensive items are your paper, posca pens and gesso (mainly because of the pot size!). The materials list is based on my demonstrations and what I use, but of course you can develop these ideas with other materials. Following is what you will need to buy and rough prices.

If you have taken one of my courses before you will have most the items.

A1 Paper to make your sketchbook £10
Posca pens £15
Inks £3 - £5
Gesso £7
Spray bottle £2
Pva glue £3
Artgraf £5

Tracing paper £3

Photocopies/scans

Equipment that you will need, but probably have - scissors, brushes, kitchen roll, pencils, magazines, masking tape, gluestick.

These lessons are based an intensive two/three day workshop, but realistically it is more like four days!  In this online version you have the opportunity to take your time and span it over many days/weeks.

The course is pre recorded and self paced; you can start it anytime and complete it when you have time. You have it for life.

There are 50 short videos, each 2-8 minutes long. You may watch all the lessons first or watch then do. You can stop, start and rewatch as much as you want. You have lifetime access to the course.

There are 8 lessons and each has 3-8 short videos, and some have pdf examples to print off. There are comment boxes after each lesson and there is a private facebook group if you wish to share.

Not at all. My sketchbooks are much more about mark making and exciting surfaces, with as little or as much drawing as you like.

Once you have signed up, I am not able to give refunds. But if you're really unhappy with the course email me.

Here is a list of the equipment that you will need to complete the course. 

You may have many of the following. 

1. two bigs sheets of good quality paper. I used A1 (23 x 33 inches) weight 220g/100lb

2. collage papers

3. photocopy paper and access to a printer/scanner - or use tracing paper. 

4. acetate/OHP film  a4 sheets x 2 -

5. masking tape ( also tiny amounts of brown paper tape/washi tapes if you have them)

6. glue stick + small amount pva

7. drawing tools - look to see what you have already - eg. posca pens/bic/biro/graphite/crayons/Stabilo woodies/artgraf or inktense

8. paint - I use acrylic because it dries permanent, but it could be any paint. Only a small amount. Use what you have🙂

9. inks - any

10. big soft paint brush for washes - 1-2 inches

11. tracing paper

12. gesso or white paint

13. scissors/scalpel

14. charcoal

STABILO woody 3 in 1 is multi-talented as it combines a colouring pencil, watercolour and wax crayon all in one. It is water soluble.

ARTGRAF Inspired by traditional tailor's chalk, ArtGraf Tailor Shape is a rich, water-soluble block of pigment. It is extremely soft and provides artists with a wide range of shades depending on the amount of water used, from light, transparent tones to deep, rich, opaque colours. When diluted, the Tailor's Shape acts similarly to an ink, it can also be used dry as a drawing medium by itself. It can be used as an entire block to draw or paint with or colour can be picked up from the block with a brush, similarly to how you would use traditional watercolour paint.