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!