Drawing & Composition

8 Session Online Course

In this course, we will practise and develop your drawing skills, with a focus on learning more about COMPOSITION and the art of picture-making.

I will be providing lots of individualised feedback and modelling skills and drawing fixes, with everyone having the chance to practice with me.

Videos of the sessions will be available, should you miss one.

Not only will I mentor you, but you will also have opportunities to connect with and learn from others in the group.

8 x 1½ hr online classes, with a week off mid-term

Wednesday evenings, 7.30 - 9 pm beginning 9 Feb

Places are limited, so enrol now to secure your spot!


When? 7.30 pm on Wednesday, starting 9 February ‘22, 8 sessions, across 9 weeks to allow a mid-term break

Where? In your comfy lounge room, study or hidey-hole as we’ll meet on Zoom

How much? $160 for 8 sessions

Paypal and Credit Card payments accepted

Early bird price $145 until 20 Dec ‘21


Even when your drawings are technically proficient, the overall effect of the picture may still not feel right, convey your meaning or look pleasing. The elusive factor is probably composition.

Poor composition can destroy the impact of even the most beautifully executed artwork. So, it’s time to get serious about understanding the how’s and why’s of good composition!

In this course I will take a very practical, hands-on approach to teaching you how to create great compositions. By the end of the 8 weeks, you will understand what composition is, what its core building blocks are and essentially, how to put them together seamlessly in a picture.

What is composition? Why is it so important?

To put it as simply as possible, composition is the arrangement of elements that make up a picture. Every artwork has a composition, either created consciously or by accident. It is the underlying framework or relationship of all the structural parts of the artwork. The composition of an artwork effects both its aesthetic qualities and the meaning that is conveyed to the viewer. So, it is therefore vital for all artists to have a strong grasp of the theory and practice of creating compositions.