An internet connection, a device, and a Zoom account. These classes are really about learning the art of looking, and therefore are best done on a larger screen like a computer or iPad, rather than a phone.

Also, somewhere where you have space to draw and can immerse yourself in the activity without distractions.

Finally, anything you can make a mark with, and anything you can make a mark on: markers, pencils, ballpoint pens, crayons, pastels, charcoal, printer paper, a sketch book, cardboard, envelopes etc. I will give you advance notice if special mediums, papers, or objects are needed for the class, but these will usually be things you can find around the house.

No! Both the online and live workshops are suitable for all levels, whether you haven’t drawn since school, or are a practicing artist. These classes are focused on encouraging you to see drawing as an exploratory process and practice. They are beneficial to established artists, for both reigniting curiosity in their own practice and revisiting foundations; and they are beneficial to beginners looking for a structured space in which to explore drawing. Although skill level is irrelevant, a sense of play is an advantage

All the classes are recorded and are available for up to 2 weeks afterwards

Yes, most of the classes are offered as single drop-in classes! You can follow on instagram or subscribe to the weekly newsletter to know what’s happening each week.

In an effort to make these classes accessible to as many as possible, I am always open to discussing payment options. You can pay in installments or pay in trade, (some of the things and services I’ve accepted include artwork, proofreading, and a tattoo.) Please reach out.