I run workshops that are less about making “perfect” art and more about actually enjoying the process .
My work has always been about society, thoughts, scribbles, overthinking, and writing things you probably shouldn’t say out loud and the workshops follow the same idea.
Expect drawing, words, experimentation, and the occasional moment where you accidentally make something you’re really proud of.
There’s no pressure to be “good”. In fact, that usually gets in the way.
Workshops are hands on, loose, and built around getting people to stop overthinking, start making and embrace the slightly chaotic nature of creativity.
I work with a range of groups including:
Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Colleges & Universities
Public events, galleries, and creative programmes.
Each session is adapted depending on the group, but can include expressive drawing exercises, combining text and image, character and portrait work, collaborative pieces
and generally making a bit of a mess (in a productive way)
Whether it’s introducing students to creative thinking or getting a room full of adults to loosen up and pick up a pen again, the aim is the same make something honest, not perfect.
If you’d like to book a workshop, get in touch.
Email me: mrfrivolous@hotmail.com
Images courtesy of TRAPPED IN ZONE ONE and MONIKER ART.