35 Educators providing Courses delivered Online

creative process digital

People are at the heart of what we do; those who learn with us, those who work with us and our industry trainers who take great pride in delivering high quality digital skills programmes that have been developed by industry for industry. Creative Process aim to make a difference and we are passionate about discovering and unlocking potential in people to meet the challenges of the changing world of work and society for the better.

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dr eva kalpadaki

Our Story Bright On Photography offers inspiring photography courses in Brighton and Hove and beyond run by Dr Eva Kalpadaki. Eva is a highly knowledgeable and friendly tutor qualified to PhD and PGCE level. With 11 years of teaching experience, she delivers photography courses and workshops privately in 1-1 sessions or in small groups in live classes or online. They are designed to help you express your creative potential with the medium of photography. With significant experience in exhibiting fine art photography, Eva can also help in supervising student projects working towards an exhibition and bringing their work to the public. University all-levels study support is also available in understanding photography theory, dissertation writing and creative practice development.

lizzy alageswaran

I started my creative career as a painter and graduated in 1987 from Coventry (Lanchester) Polytechnic. My main interest was painting murals and I was keen from the outset that art I created for public sites should involve the people who share that environment. I went on to paint a number of large murals and worked as a freelance artist until 1999, when I began working for a local authority. From 1992 I worked as a Community Arts project manager for an artists' co-operative and then for 15 years with two local authorities as an Arts Development officer, developing and managing festivals, community events and public arts projects. At the same time I continued my creative practice and exhibited annually with Open Up Sheffield and other similar events.

salt textiles

SALT Textiles is a meditation on a craft, founded by artist and self-taught dyer Jordan Maxwell. SALT pairs a reverence for nature with an evolving absorption of traditional crafts and esoteric practices. SALT explores our relationship to the everyday through natural materials and slow processes. Jordan considers not only the material aspect of textiles work but the subtle states conjured through intentional creative practice; working with the elements and matriarchal cycles. Jordan favours organic materials, forgotten methods and plant dyes when creating pieces for SALT. Though she works primarily within the medium of textiles, SALT also explores the devotional arts of meditation, tea ceremony and the Wise Woman Tradition. In addition to artwork and collections of functional objects, her craft is shared through natural dye workshops, mending circles and online programmes.

tracey mceachran director of curious minds

ABOUT Along side my creative practice I am an experienced creative educator and personal development specialist. I design and deliver engaging workshopswork for all ages and abilities. I am a trained Arts Awards Advisor at all levels. Creative workshops are designed to enhance participants creative and technical skills as well as their critical thinking. Session are structured to allow participants to work individually and in groups, helping them develop as a team, while establishing their own creative voice. I work with each client to identify ambition and desired outcomes for every project. I will then tailor workshop sessions and final presentation to meet the ambitions of the project and the participants needs. Whether workshops are designed to meet the demands of the National Curriculum or a more informal criteria, I believe they should be aspirational and inspirational

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arabella belly dance

About Arabella Dances - arabelladances.com Belly Dancer Bristol, Performances and Belly Dance Classes on zoom and at Almondsbury Creative.

big shop friday

Big Shop Friday is an independent, non-profit, artist led organisation and arts space based in central Milton Keynes which acts as an alternative, multi-faceted space, fostering opportunities for artists and creatives and encouraging critique, exchange and experimentation outside of existing institutional or commercial spaces within the sector. We provide opportunities for networking, collaboration and exploration through an artist-led programme of exhibitions, events and talks, as well as being an open access work space, to establish a dynamic hub for critique, dialogue and creative practice. We work to bring together the emerging creative community of our town by offering a platform where creativity and collaboration can grow organically through a public programme of events and workshops. We encourage our network to utilise Big Shop Friday as a site to test and experiment new work and ideas. We’re organised and run by a team of voluntary co-directors as well as the incredible support of friends, family and loyal Big-Shoppers!