Wednesday Mornings Classes

10am - 11.30am

DATES

28th January 2026

4th February 2026

11th February 2026

18th February 2026

25th February 2026

4th March 2026

Join Sarah as she takes you through working with an array of materials to draw and paint still life and botanicals.

Over the course of six sessions, Sarah will guide you through the fundamentals of drawing and painting botanical and still life compositions. You will learn techniques such as accurate observation, shading, line, tone and composition. We will work with pencil, charcoal, watercolour, ink and pastels.

With a focus on appreciating nature and making time to play, this course makes the beloved style of botanical and still life art accessible to all. The hope is that each participant will find their own way within the classes, and have the confidence to go forward incorporating still life botanical and still life drawing into their daily lives.

This course is aimed at beginners who want a taster in drawing or intermediates who want a different take on their creative processes. Sarah's practice blends traditional and non traditional approaches to still life and botanical art - no experience in drawing or painting is required.

Classes run for 1.5 hours on Wednesday mornings at Sarah’s studio in St Kilda

Studio 2

106 Art - Studios and Gallery

106 Barkly st, St Kilda

*Classes will be strictly limited to 6 people to ensure one-on-one guidance.

OVER 4 FUN-FILLED SESSIONS, YOU WILL LEARN…

• Playful drawing techniques to build confidence and sharpen observation

• How to use charcoal, watercolour, pastels, and ink with ease

• To create studies of fruit, botanicals, and still life subjects

• Fun ways to explore value, shape, texture, and expressive mark-making

WHAT YOU GET

• 6 guided sessions exploring drawing and painting in multiple mediums

• Step-by-step exercises designed to build skills and confidence

• Your own collection of drawings, colour charts, and finished artworks

• A supportive small group setting with personalised guidance

• Inspiration and techniques you can keep using beyond the course

• Materials to use at each session

• The opportunity to gather and collaborate with like minded people