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By Nicola326
April 21, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Nicola326

Posted April 21, 2014

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Posted April 21, 2014

I'm a Foundation tutor with 12 years teaching experience, teacher training, and with MA qualification.

I'm planning to start some drawing classes of a different nature, in a location, either a museum, public space, interesting location... The aim is to explore drawing as a way of thinking and to enjoy it fully. To help you feel confident about drawing and to understand how drawing can function, and become a personal means for expression.

I'm hoping to run the classes to a group of no more than 4, at the weekend for perhaps 2 or 3 hours. And whilst I test out how long I wish to run the class and such decisions, I'm thinking of running some free classes and looking for some willing participants.

If anyone is interested please send me a PM. It doesn't matter what level you are.

Many thanks

Nikki

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