Online Art Club: Gallery
During the third term of Online Art Club, we explored Landscape – taking inspiration from wherever you are, urban or rural, a view from a window, an imaginary place or memory.
In the final session, Iona Sanders paid a fitting tribute to the late, great David Hockney, learning about his bold use of colour, his innovative approach to perspective, and his lifelog curiosity around how we see the world.
If you’re someone who thrives on supportive tuition and enjoys exploring new approaches to painting, you can catch up on all of the sessions below.
Missed out? Catch up on our Landscape sessions.
Coming up: Explore Figure during our third fourth and final term in June.
Term Three – Landscape









Term Two – Interiors
During the second term of Online Art Club, we explored the world of interiors – using the everyday as our starting point. From quick sketches and loose painting, we moved into more considered studies of pattern, layering, and embellishment.
Here is a collection of work shared via our Facebook Alumni group after each session.
Missed out? Catch up on our Interiors Sessions.












Term One – Still Life
Across the first term of our Online Art Club, members explored still life through both abstract and organic approaches – loosening their mark-making, rethinking composition, and building the confidence to create consistently.
This collection celebrates the work created along the way. Each piece reflects experimentation, growth, and the courage to keep showing up each week. Congratulations to everyone who joined!
Missed out? Catch up on our Still Life sessions here.



























28/6/2026
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