Pencil and watercolour
Autumn Fruit and Seed Heads
Rosehips, blackberries, conkers and honesty pods: shine, bloom and the papery light of a seed case.
The catalogue
12 recorded courses and 3 routes, kept the way a garden runs: open the drawer for what is growing now, or reach for a skill that does not wait for a season.
September – November
Fruit, seed heads and the colours of a turning leaf.
In season now1 course
Pencil and watercolour
Rosehips, blackberries, conkers and honesty pods: shine, bloom and the papery light of a seed case.
December – February
Bare twigs, buds and evergreens: structure without distraction.
1 course
Pen and ink
Horse chestnut buds, hazel catkins and birch twigs, drawn in line, hatching and stipple.
February – May
Bulbs and first flowers, drawn before they go over.
2 courses
Coloured pencil
Snowdrop, crocus, daffodil and tulip, in the order they flower — layering and burnishing in coloured pencil.
Pencil and watercolour
A flower cut in half, its parts laid out and drawn at ×3, with labels — the page that makes a drawing botanical.
June – August
Full flowers, colour and the long evenings to paint them.
2 courses
Watercolour
Wet-in-wet, glazing and lifting on sweet peas and cosmos — the three techniques under every painted petal.
Watercolour
A cupped garden rose from bud to full bloom: forty petals, pale pinks that stay clean, leaves and thorns.
All year
Skills that do not wait for a season.
6 courses
Graphite pencil
Measuring, contour and a ten-step tonal scale — the habits every later course is built on.
Graphite pencil
Venation, curl, twist and shine: eight leaves, from a flat beech leaf to a glossy holly.
Pencil and watercolour
Ten-minute studies outdoors, colour notes in the margin, and pages you will still read in five years.
Watercolour
Three yellows, three blues and a red to knock them back: a swatch book of greens that look like leaves.
Watercolour
Hairs on a stem, the bloom on a plum, a crisp edge: drybrush, the slow finish that turns a study into a piece.
Pencil and watercolour
One species, its whole year on one sheet: layout, life cycle, scale, labels and preparing a piece to show.
Several courses, bought together
The same recorded courses as above, in a sensible order and for less than buying them one by one.
3 routes
The beginner route in order: seeing, leaves in pencil, mixing greens, then your first painted petals.
Separately £2,678
£1,947
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Winter twigs, spring bulbs, the summer rose and autumn fruit — one course for each season, drawn as it arrives.
Separately £3,405
£2,786
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All twelve courses, in a suggested order across eighteen months, ending with a plate of your own.
Separately £10,149
£3,263
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Every course is a set of recorded video lessons, streamed, with access for 24 months from the day you pay. No live classes, no tutor feedback on your work, no certificate. The price is what you pay.