Creative Workshops

These unique workshops are a way to enjoy creativity, in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Woman sitting in front of abstract paintings, wearing a brown top and beige pants, smiling.

Over the past 5 years, Megan has been passionately leading abstract painting workshops across the country, bringing creativity, connection and calm to a wide range of settings. From corporate events and private gatherings to parties and meaningful charity functions. The workshops offer participants a unique opportunity to slow down, express themselves and engage in intentional creativity.

In addition to her professional work, Megan volunteers her time with The Compassionate Friends, a charity supporting bereaved siblings. She facilitates mindful painting sessions during their bereavement supportive weekends, using art as a gentle and therapeutic way to navigate their grief. Through her compassionate approach, Megan helps individuals find comfort, healing and a sense of peace through creative expression.

Upcoming Workshops

Abstract Painting Workshop - 18th February

Biscuit & Brew, Nottingham

Book Tickets Here

Online Colour Theory Course

Looking to learn more about colour theory?

Starting in January I will be offering guided videos showing you how to get more from your paint.

If you’d like to be the first to know about this, please leave your email below.

What you’ll learn

In all canvas painting workshops you’ll learn elements of the below to help you create abstract paintings.

People painting at a table with various paint tubes, brushes, palettes, and color swatches.

  • To begin the session we’ll explore colour theory to allow the participants to become familiar with acrylic paints.

Person painting with pink and white colors on a canvas using a palette knife, with paint tubes and reference images nearby.

  • The second step is to use the palette knives to create different paint application techniques.

Person painting an abstract landscape on a canvas using textured white, gray, and silver paint.

  • Finally everyone will receive their own canvas to paint using the techniques which have been learnt.

  • 'I really enjoyed the painting session, I loved being creative and trying a new technique and using that as a mindfulness tool. The group had really lovely, helpful and candid conversations and it was nice to talk about grief in a less structured way as well. Having something to focus on at the same time as talking about difficult subjects helps. Megan was a great teacher, very encouraging.

    Bereaved sibling, The Compassionate friends

  • I loved the mindful painting workshop that Megan did! It was so fun & relaxing and she created a lovely, welcoming space to connect with other people whilst creating art. It was great to play with the paints and experiment with the different techniques that we learnt about in the class and the whole workshop was a perfect evening to be mindful, relax and get creative. I would highly recommend!

    Jess, Private Workshop

  • Megan's mindful painting workshop was the most wonderful reminder of what it's like to find joy in slowing down and creating - not because it's productive but because it's joyful! Megan explained the painting techniques really simply and they were easy to pick up, she encouraged us to go wild and set our inner child free! A peaceful, liberating evening all round.

    Kathryn, Private Workshop

Interior room with large windows, round table set for painting, blank canvases on easels, and outdoor garden view.

Supporting Bereaved Siblings Through Creative Expression

Over the past three years, Megan has been dedicating her time and volunteering with The Compassionate Friends on their supportive weekends for bereaved siblings, by offering painting and mindfulness sessions. They provide a gentle space to explore creativity, process grief and foster meaningful connections. Through art and mindfulness, Megan helps create moments of healing, expression and community.

People gathered around tables, engaging in a painting activity, with large windows and a garden view in the background.
Bright room with yoga mats arranged in a circle and chairs by windows.

Contact.

Group of people in a room, holding colorful abstract paintings, with some sitting on the floor and others standing behind them, decorated with string lights.
Indoor painting setup with easels, canvases, and art supplies on a table in a room with hanging plants and large windows.
Art studio setup with blank canvases on easels, paint palettes, and palette knives arranged on a table, with neutral decor in the background.
Art easels on a round table with white tablecloth, set for painting, near large windows overlooking a garden.
Directors' Club with red chairs and a table set with plates and cutlery.