Colette Cameron has been offering creative workshops for over 20 years
and is now teaching online as well as in person
colette_cameron@yahoo.co.uk
07594 235815
workshops - tutoring - commissions
I paint in watercolour (with ink, oil pastel and wax resist) Behind the quick expressive marks is much observation and i aim to distil my experiences in order to express something of the essence. Keeping things spontaneous helps me find my authentic voice
Colette Cameron has over 20 years experience of leading workshops for adults which aim to encourage creative exploration for all abilities, from beginners onwards. With plenty of tips, techniques, and tailored activity ideas, allowing participants to explore the creative process. By providing a safe and encouraging space these workshops and tutorials aim to bring a sense of curiosity and aliveness towards all that we make, ourselves, and the world around us,
What I have learnt from teaching is that we can practice bringing a sense of freedom to the creative process; freedom to explore, to make mistakes, to play, to experiment and to let the work evolve. Once we make friends with the idea that we will make mistakes we start to notice that we have more choices. In fact making and resolving mistakes can lead us to something far more interesting than what was intended. Whats more, as we learn to lean into the creative process and let it take us into new and unknown territory, we become more comfortable with not knowing and uncertainty - and more curious and playful
As a recovered perfectionist i know how stifling it is to need to get things 'right'
It can help a great deal if we make friends with the parts of us that feel stuck or inadequate. The parts that aren't sure we're up to it, that don't like the uncertainty of the creative process, and that think it's too dangerous to try
Focusing Practitioner (in training) - I am currently training to be a Focusing Practitioner and exploring the theme of What holds us back from being more creative. This is on a one-to-one basis through the technique of Focusing.
"Focusing is an awareness process – something you do internally – that is based on the idea that a certain kind of body sense called a “felt sense” can help us discover and follow the best next steps of our life" Anne Weiser Cornell
Email me if you would like to know more, or would like to be involved as a volunteer
Click here for Shirley Cameron's website; see my wonderfully creative mother and father who brought me and my sister up in Performance Art
Colette Cameron has over 20 years experience of leading workshops for adults which aim to encourage creative exploration for all abilities, from beginners onwards. With plenty of tips, techniques, and tailored activity ideas, allowing participants to explore the creative process. By providing a safe and encouraging space these workshops and tutorials aim to bring a sense of curiosity and aliveness towards all that we make, ourselves, and the world around us,
What I have learnt from teaching is that we can practice bringing a sense of freedom to the creative process; freedom to explore, to make mistakes, to play, to experiment and to let the work evolve. Once we make friends with the idea that we will make mistakes we start to notice that we have more choices. In fact making and resolving mistakes can lead us to something far more interesting than what was intended. Whats more, as we learn to lean into the creative process and let it take us into new and unknown territory, we become more comfortable with not knowing and uncertainty - and more curious and playful
As a recovered perfectionist i know how stifling it is to need to get things 'right'
It can help a great deal if we make friends with the parts of us that feel stuck or inadequate. The parts that aren't sure we're up to it, that don't like the uncertainty of the creative process, and that think it's too dangerous to try
Focusing Practitioner (in training) - I am currently training to be a Focusing Practitioner and exploring the theme of What holds us back from being more creative. This is on a one-to-one basis through the technique of Focusing.
"Focusing is an awareness process – something you do internally – that is based on the idea that a certain kind of body sense called a “felt sense” can help us discover and follow the best next steps of our life" Anne Weiser Cornell
Email me if you would like to know more, or would like to be involved as a volunteer
Click here for Shirley Cameron's website; see my wonderfully creative mother and father who brought me and my sister up in Performance Art
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