Help your child discover the joys of drawing and painting
Have you ever noticed...
Have you ever noticed that a child is often happy to draw with abandon at 5 and yet by the time they reach 10 or even an adult, they sometimes no longer feel like they can draw? Can you relate to that yourself?
Why is that?
Could it be that we are taught there is a 'right' and wrong' way to draw or that we just don't get enough time in school dedicated to the visual arts?
Could it be that you were told that only people with 'talent' can draw?
At Go Sketch Club we want to change that so that everyone can feel happy and confident when they sit down to draw. Yes, that also includes you if you would like to have some fun arty time with your child.
We teach art using sketchbooks to encourage children to develop their art skills and explore their own creative ideas without fear of judgement
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Why is it important to create art?
Why choose us?
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My name is Emma and I have loved art from a very young age. I qualified as a primary teacher in 2006 and soon discovered that, due to timetable restraints, there was not enough time dedicated to the arts at school. I was often seeing children with low confidence being taken out of a rare art lesson to do more maths and English.
I believe that we should value art as a subject more as being creative makes us feel good, increases our self confidence and helps us think in different ways.
As an artist and a teacher, it was the logical choice to bring my two passions together to create Go Sketch Club!
I believe in teaching children that there is no such thing as 'good art' and 'bad art', only art we like and don't like. Everyone likes different art! We celebrate 'mistakes' as 'opportunities' within the creative process.
Go Sketch Club aims to develop young artists into self confident, imaginative and creative thinking adults of tomorrow.
Come in and browse our courses below:
No step by step
We do not teach step by step as this can sometimes make you or your child feel like your art needs to look a certain way. It can also damage confidence if it doesn't 'look right'
Think like an artist
Instead, we teach the art skills and then support your child to develop their own ideas. After all, this is how artists work and means that your child can create knowing there is no right and wrong.
Become fearless
Your child will learn that it is not only ok to not like something you draw but is actually an essential part of the creative process that every artist goes through.
How can you start your arty adventure?
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I LOVE your approach and the way your personality shines through. It's given me and my daughter a lot more confidence to try things, and she's gradually overcoming her perfectionist tendencies. Very pleased to have found you. Your course is the first thing I've found that I feel is really helping her in a guided but free way. THANK YOU.
Heidi Hollis
Welcome to our global community of budding artists!
We have children and families draw with us from all around the world and love our community!
We offer:
Pre-recorded courses so you can access them whenever you want with a lifetime access so no monthly fee
Free live art weeks (Join our newsletter so you don't miss out)
Live Art Clubs for the whole family to draw together (Age 5-adult) Click here for more info
Live Group Drawing Tuition for age 9-16 on zoom. Learn essential drawing skills in a supportive group. See here for more info
Sketchbook Adventures Course Learn how to use sketchbooks to improve your creativity and drawing skills as a family. Only launched twice a year. Click here to find out more
Face to Face Art Parties We are based in Taunton, UK but can travel! Find out more here
Check out our on demand art courses...
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