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By Nicola326
July 1, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Nicola326

Posted July 1, 2014

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Posted July 1, 2014

I am starting some drawing sessions, the idea would be for small groups up to 4, to meet in a museum or other space, weather permitting. The sessions will reflect ideas and methods explored on Foundation where I teach, the aim would be for those attending to find new ways to explore drawing and confidence to continue on their own. I have 12 years teaching experience, teaching on the Foundation Diploma.

The first session is happening on the morning of Saturday 5th July, meeting at the Horniman museum, the class is ?20 for two hours, I have 3 more spaces available for this session.

Please get in touch if you are interested in this date or future dates, or would like to discuss any of this.

Many thanks

Nikki

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