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Join me for an online version of my studio Paint Alongs and paint the delightful Flora the Chook - In your own home, in your own time!

Join me for an online version of my studio Paint Alongs and paint the beautiful bunch of Floss Flowers - In your own home, in your own time!

Join me for an online version of my studio Paint Alongs and paint the colourful Llama Fiesta - In your own home, in your own time!

This is the watercolour version of the acrylic Paint Along, #02 "Floss Flowers", recorded in February 2024.

Join me for an online version of my studio Paint Alongs and paint the colourful Gum Blossoms - In your own home, in your own time!

Join me for an online version of my studio Paint Alongs and paint the colourful Flower Crown Cow - In your own home, in your own time!

You know what's so great about this Lorikeet Paint Along?  Painting it with me will give you the confidence to know you can do it. And then you can paint any bird you like!

Paint Frida or a Frida-inspired face with me, and grow your painting confidence and experience. In your own home - in your own time!

Proteas mean Diversity, Daring, Transformation and Courage ... So let's paint them!  In your own home, in your own time!

I can't look at sunflowers without smiling - let's get loose, and smile and paint at the same time!

Many years ago I painted a butterfly painting for my daughter's room and discovered my 'butterflication method'. And it's time to reveal it!

Choose your colour palette, and whether to include one bird or two... so many options when you get started on this jewel like floral :)

The hummingbird is a symbol of joy and playfulness - so let's build this acrylic painting together, step by step... it's fun!

Let's channel our favourite Monet subject and paint water lilies three ways - and I'm including my own Monet chat video as a bonus!

This fun possum is a 'gateway painting'... leading you to many other options and ideas. Join me and learn by doing, at your own pace, in your own home. :)

Magnolias are so beautiful! This specimen is a loose and artistic interpretation of this classic bloom. You can choose your background colour to make it suit your home.

Ah! What an artist! Let me guide you through two paintings inspired by Van Gogh. We'll build up layers of colour and use a variety of mark making techniques to add movement and life to our paintings.

This one is a BEAUTY! Let me guide you through my recipe for creating a still life from real life. This started with a photo on my kitchen bench, and was created by adding layers of colour and detail. Join in and let's paint it together!

Peonies have long been a favourite of my students. Let me share my tips and tricks to creating this loose, joyous painting, bursting with energy and life. Let's paint it together!

I believe a landscape can be an escape... a window into an adventure or a memory or an escape. This is a road near where I live in Queensland. But I hope it makes you wonder what's at the end of that road... and get inspired to paint the road to your own home, perhaps? Come, paint with me :)

This one is a BEAUTY! Let me guide you through my recipe for creating a still life from real life. This started with a photo on my kitchen bench, and was created by adding layers of colour and detail. Join in and let's paint it together!

I hope this one makes you excited to paint. Inspired by a photo I took in South Africa in 2008, we are painting a thoughtful feline, and you are invited to make this painting your own. And you'll be learning along the way. Come, paint. Surprise yourself!

Sometimes a subject appears in your life, begging to be painted! These bees are that subject! I've long known of the importance of bees, and in this painting we celebrate them and their place in (and literally ON) nature. It's a fun one, and I hope you enjoy the 'accidental learnings' as well!

The clear, bright, FUN colours in this one make it such a winner! Let me guide you through my process of sketching a design up on my iPad, then bringing it to life with acrylic on canvas. It's loose, it's bright, it's fun - I can't wait to paint it with you!

Introducing 'Natalie' - a young koala, named after my friend, Natalie Fogarty, who sponsors her at a local reserve. What a cutie (well, both of them are, actually!) Let me guide you through the steps to creating this painting, learning about the relationship between colour and tone - in a fun way! I hope you surprise yourself - and love it!

This painting starts with inspiration from an Albrecht Durer sketch, adds in a bit of Mexican Folk Art alongside a bit of Bridgerton (Netflix) and becomes a recipe for a lovely painting and gift. Personalise it with your own colours and icons as I introduce you to 'chalk stenciling' and other techniques. 

This painting started with a photo I took at Rainbow Beach many years ago - this sweet girl was making a sand castle with her brother and the matching hat and swimmers caught my artist's eye. Join me to paint this step-by-step, and then marvel at what you've learned as we painted together!

I've been painting peacocks for years - how could I not!?!? I've painted them for myself, for sale, for homewares, on walls in murals, at least four times as Paint Alongs... they're a bit wonderful. So join me to paint this particularly proud peacock, step-by-step, and then marvel at what you've accidentally learned as we painted together!

To paint flowers is not only to have an everlasting bouquet, it is to play with colour, mark making and composition - and what a lovely result! Join me to learn a whole bunch of new flower shapes and techniques, and have this lovely painting to show for it!

If you've ever been to Paris you'll remember the florists - I've only been once and I certainly do! Join me to learn how I plan and then paint an illustrative painting full of joy and flowers. Choose your own colours and make it your own.  It's a literal window to a world of art loveliness.

My sister went on a caravan trip - her son got his croc stuck in an escalator, her other son broke his arm on the monkey bars, and she realised she was not cut out to do home schooling. So...my suspicion is that caravanning may be better in our dreams than in reality. Let's go with that.

This one really IS a beauty! We'll use watercolour techniques with acrylics, building up layers and ways of loading our brush with colour to create beautiful petals. I think the depth in this painting is what I'm most proud of, and I'm so excited to share it with you!

Oh, this painting is a fun one! Based on my brother's photograph, I'll show you a great technique to get a varied and interesting background, and how to make smudges look like sheep! Then we'll add colour to make sure it's all 'shiny happy'. Let's go!

Taking inspiration from Picasso, his muse Francoise Gilet AND a bit of Shiny Happy Art jooshing, we are painting this dignified, distinctive portrait - learning as we go.

When you combine flowers, hearts AND rainbows, how can you go wrong? Anna shows you how to paint 5 different types of flower shapes, as well as 5 leaf shapes, and build your very own Bright Heart.

I believe a thoughtful, and slightly messy table, is a sign of a good day - a happy event, a fine memory. By painting this tablescape with me, I hope you begin to see the messy tables in your life with an artist's eye, and that you learn enough from this class to paint your own memory tables in the future.

I've wanted to paint an owl for AGES but so many of them look distinctly odd - some are pretty scary. But the eyes of this owl are just beautiful. Join me to paint this lovely specimen, and bring the gift of wisdom into your home (or give it to someone!).

This striking composition hides a joyous amount of detail and colour mixing experience that I hope you'll love. Join me and add your own coloured flag at the end, then sit back and soak in the calm you have created.

I hope that when you look at this you can hear the Beach Boys music playing and the salty sea breeze in your hair! Follow me, step by step, as we paint this cool combi, complete with palm trees, a collection of surfboards and a striking shadow.

This is a classic combination... blue and white plates look good with most things though, don't you think? And the yellow of the lemon with the blue also makes me think of Ukraine, with every stroke of the brush a prayer for peace. This is a very classy painting, to work through slowly, and the results are so worth it.

Whenever I ask my Members what they'd love to paint, "Dogs" and "Cats" always come high on the list. We painted a cat in "#21 - Hiding in Sight" so here is a gorgeous dog. I show you how to create an interesting, layered background, and then map out the face and proportions from a photo reference. I hope this gives you the confidence to try painting your own loved pet!

There's something special about sunsets and sunrises - that's why so many of us photograph them! But I'm not a huge fan of paintings of sunsets where the foreground is a flat black silhouette of trees and things. So this painting has more. The amazing sky, united with a sizzling, bright, colourful scene. I hope it gives you the confidence to see landscapes in uber-full colour!

This painting starts with wild and loose colours which we then tame, just a little, to create this lovely floral painting. Paint with me and I'll show you how to start loose, create depth and movement, and then finish a painting you'll be so proud of.

I think it's the glow from behind the fur that makes this painting a stand out. Paint along with me as we create glowing fur and captivating eyes, learning new techniques and ideas as we go.

There's so much to like about this painting - the bottle, the whale, the underwater corals - and so much to learn - glazing, chalk stenciling and details! It's a super cute whale in a super cute bottle. And it's very possible you might have to paint more than one. Just saying.

These vibrant dahlias are BEGGING to be painted! But how do you approach a multi-petalled flower like this without being overwhelmed? In this Paint Along I will share my 'recipe' for how to approach a subject like this, and show you exactly how to stay loose and do it!

Many years ago I painted a LOT of mermaids. What can I say? I love painting that flowy hair. I hope this particular mermaid starts you thinking... and perhaps wanting to create a mermaid character of your own.

There's so much to be learned from The Masters. And Elephants, for that matter! (Did you know elephants can distinguish between languages???) I've always loved Gustave Klimt's penchant for patterns. And colour. So combining the two seemed like a lovely thing to do.

These flowers on my mum's bench last October caught my eye because of their gorgeous colour and interesting shadow. I've took some photos, and so did mum... and hers is my choice for this nasturtiums composition. Learn how to paint by actually painting with me. We'll use transparency and layers to create something lovely for your home, or to gift to someone special.

Contrast and boldness make for eyecatching artworks, and that's what this painting has in spades. Oh... and love... because who can resist the idea of chicks catching a ride on their mother's back. You can feel how soft and fluffy they are, right? Let me step you through the layers to create this lovely painting.

Let's learn from the Masters and use an open window to frame a mini seascape. We'll add texture and detail, and experiment with colours to draw the viewer into the scene. It's a fresh, multi-influenced take on a truly lovely, and adaptable, subject. Come, paint with me!

Oh, I've wanted to show you a way to paint 'flames' for ages! It seemed appropriate to do it as #52 in the year I turned 52. Let's paint this and impress ourselves!

This classic flowers, hair and hat painting should give you the confidence to attempt the hat and hair of someone you love! Everyone knows someone with a signature hat!

I've wanted to paint the Eiffel Tower in a Paint Along for ages... and now it's time! With these loose, bright blooms wrapping around the view, it's a lovely way to look at the world. There's a bonus page for the Tower proportions in this class, so you'll be totally supported.

The combination of a blurry, muted background and bright, fresh flowers makes this painting one of my favourites. An updated version of a live class I designed back in 2017, this painting is so wonderful for beginners to realise that, with guidance, they really can paint! I hope you love it!

I hope that when you look at this painting you're reminded of how it feels on A. Beautiful. Day. It's just perfect. And I hope it inspires you to paint a landscape that you love.

This Californian Gull on Stearns Wharf in Santa Barbara knows she looks goooooood. And that textured abstract background... well that's a winner too! In this Paint Along I first show you how to draw the gull, then how to paint her. I hope you love it!

What lies behind the door? Laden with symbolism, you'll be blown away with what we can paint - together!

Picasso said, "God is really only another artist. He invented the giraffe, the elephant and the cat. He has no real style, He just goes on trying other things." I've already painted elephants and cats so it's time for the giraffe!

A classic floral painting - with so much hidden learning. After painting this one with me you will know how to approach a painting of just daffodils, just echinacea flower or just delphiniums. It's versatile and lovely. So let's paint!