Drawing with print - Glasgow - Private lessons

Drawing with print

From 66 £ /h

Using accessible and affordable techniques to transform drawings into prints.

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Around Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Skills

Arts and crafts

Drawing & sketching

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -05:00)

New York

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Learn how to draw and paint at your own pace, whether you're just starting out or already have experience and want to try new techniques or materials. With years of teaching experience in both private and group settings, I provide personalized lessons that focus on building your skills and confidence while keeping the process fun and inspiring. As an active artist studying at the Glasgow School of Art, I bring fresh insights and practical skills to every session. Let’s create something great together!

My teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that craft and design are best learned through a balance of hands-on practice, creative exploration, and cultural understanding. I see myself not just as an instructor, but as a guide who helps learners develop both technical skills and personal expression.
• Experiential Learning – I emphasize learning by doing, allowing students to explore materials, tools, and techniques directly through workshops and guided projects.
• Individual Growth – Each learner has a unique pace and style. I adapt my teaching methods to nurture confidence, patience, and problem-solving skills.
• Cultural Context – I connect traditional crafts such as chikankari, zardosi, and kalamkari to their cultural and historical roots, helping students appreciate their deeper value.
• Creative Freedom – While I teach structure and technique, I also encourage experimentation, so learners can develop their own artistic voice.
• Reflective Practice – I motivate students to observe, analyze, and refine their work, building a foundation for both artistic and professional growth.

Learn how to draw and paint at your own pace, whether you're just starting out or already have experience and want to try new techniques or materials. With years of teaching experience in both private and group settings, I provide personalized lessons that focus on building your skills and confidence while keeping the process fun and inspiring. As an active artist studying at the Glasgow School of Art, I bring fresh insights and practical skills to every session. Let’s create something great together!

My teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that craft and design are best learned through a balance of hands-on practice, creative exploration, and cultural understanding. I see myself not just as an instructor, but as a guide who helps learners develop both technical skills and personal expression.
• Experiential Learning – I emphasize learning by doing, allowing students to explore materials, tools, and techniques directly through workshops and guided projects.
• Individual Growth – Each learner has a unique pace and style. I adapt my teaching methods to nurture confidence, patience, and problem-solving skills.
• Cultural Context – I connect traditional crafts such as chikankari, zardosi, and kalamkari to their cultural and historical roots, helping students appreciate their deeper value.
• Creative Freedom – While I teach structure and technique, I also encourage experimentation, so learners can develop their own artistic voice.
• Reflective Practice – I motivate students to observe, analyze, and refine their work, building a foundation for both artistic and professional growth.

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