Making Space for…
Making Space for… is where adults come to slow down, experiment, and build a personal creative practice, led by Paul Liptrot, practising artist and creative educator.
It begins from the same belief as everything else at the studio: creativity doesn't need teaching from scratch, it needs space, attention, and permission to resurface.
Each course is its own entry point. Six weeks around the table with a concertina sketchbook, four weeks building a visual dictionary of your own marks, whatever the length, the aim stays the same, a steady space to make, without needing anything to be "good."
The Making Space for… offer
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Thursday evenings.
Six weeks around the table, building a concertina sketchbook that unfolds as your own visual language develops. Small group, real materials, no experience needed.
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Thursday evenings.
Four weeks building a personal dictionary of marks, starting from black pens only and widening out from there. Small group, real materials, no experience needed.
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By appointment.
Studio time shaped around what you need, not a fixed format, a space to think, make, or simply pause.
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In development
A small, low-pressure space for anyone who needs time to pause and settle, no experience needed, nothing required to be finished.
