I spent years browsing art shops, buying supplies but never using them. I spent years focusing on a corporate career, success, recognition and things that didn’t fill me with joy instead of making space for creativity.
Now, I feel incredibly lucky. I’m hosting the most experimental Large Abstract painting workshop in Brighton to jumpstart your creative process!
This isn’t typical painting class in Brighton! Paint your own Large Abstract Painting on canvas intuitively, expressively, free-flowing. At this beginners painting workshop you have a permission to express yourself, be free, spontaneous, brave and messy.
As a professional female portrait photographer, it’s time to address it:
You are not to old, too young or too late to start (or re-launch) a business, website, or have a professional photoshoot!
As a creative entrepreneur, portrait photographer and abstract artist, based in Brighton (often in London), I always feel over the moon to photograph other artist and creatives. Before the shoot we talked about what pictures Susanne needed for her website and social media and we both agreed to focus on: story-telling brand images and glamorous, full of personality, portraits.
Having a handful of professional quality business portrait images is a good start to launch a new business and website. It’s certainly better than using stock images.
However it will not make you stand out from the crowd.
Most yoga teachers would chose the yoga studio or gym as a location for a professional portrait photoshoot but Mara wanted to do something different, unique and authentic.
She includes the connection with nature into her yoga practice so we hoped into my car and drove from Brighton to the Sussex countryside (Devils Dyke) for her outdoor brand portrait photo session.
When I first started painting this abstract piece on large canvas it didn’t feel like a “magical effortless dance of colours and shapes across the canvas”.
Quite the opposite!
The painting felt hard. It felt flat. Something was missing, but I didn’t know what!?
Have you ever done something that’s so therapeutic, you just can’t stop?
That’s how l feel about painting intuitive large scale abstract artwork.