Residential Art Courses at the Nare Hotel, Cornwall

My Lessons are for anyone of any age and any ability.
I have taught able-bodied, disabled, young, old, experienced artists, total novices, Lords, Ladies, Olympic Sportsmen, Neuroscientists from Oxford University and the Homeless of Soho.

All achieved amazing results in a matter of hours.

SO CAN YOU !

Paintings of Carne Beach, Nare Head and Nare Hotel Gardens.

PRESS HERE FOR ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

jeanni
Artist-in-Residence
The Nare Hotel
www.narehotel.co.uk

Individual, couples and group lessons available all year round.
Lessons held at 'The Nare Hotel'
or at a location of your choice

Three 3-hour lessons

      1 Sketch
2 Perspective
3 Paint
which give you the fundamental skills of art as taught by the 'Old Masters' whilst drawing your attention to the negative fears, habits and assumptions which may be holding you back . . .
    the EYES to see
    the SKILLS to depict and
    the SELF-BELIEF
    to SUCCEED

Just add your own magic !

My lessons dovetail together with and enhance any past or future lessons you may undertake with anyone else.

Single 3-hour lessons also available, please contact me for more information.

Special Winter only rates

Special Rates for:
A COURSE OF THREE 3-HOUR LESSONS
PLUS
ACCOMMODATION
(if booked at least four weeks in advance)

PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR DETAILS
07818 838524

Normal charges for a 3-hour lesson

£270 per private course for a couple
£180 per private course for an individual
£120 per person on a group course if you form a group of three or more students

Watch the You Tube link below and see the results for yourself

Quotes

“I found the art lessons with Jeanni both helpful and inspiring.”
Sir John Chalstrey
Lord Mayor of London 1995

“Thank you Jeanni for my art lessons which taught me to look at life in a different way. Also for the wonderful portrait catching the mystical part of me.”
Shirley Churchill-Simmonds
( Pen Name... Shirley Faulkner-Horne authoress of “Pathway of the Moon”)

""For someone whose last encounter with drawing was as an incapable school boy, it was a great surprise to produce something that was even remotely recognisable as a human face! The whole session was a most enlightening exploration of how we think about representation and how to translate that into practice. Many thanks!"
Bill