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Susan Christopher-Coulson – (Botanical Pencils)

http://www.floraleyes.co.uk
  • professional botanical illustrator and experienced teacher from Lancashire
  • originally replaced the highly-respected tutor Valerie Oxley
  • certainly one of the most inspiring, patient and effective Tutors
  • HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by her students
Botanical art is very popular at Higham and we have broadened our offering due to demand. Susan is our main Tutor and always brings a huge collection of pencils for students to try and she is a truly exceptional artist – see her website if you want proof!
FEEDBACK FOLLOWING SUSAN'S COURSES: (scroll this box for more) "Just wanted to thank you all for another wonderful week at Higham Hall on the Botanical Coloured Pencil course. Susan Christopher-Coulson worked so hard to keep us all on the right road and is an inspiration to me. The whole atmosphere at Higham is so friendly with staff always helpful and the food as good as ever. I look forward to coming every year and am never disappointed." "Susan is a very experienced and knowledgeable tutor and we all produced very good work. We all are going back very happy and content." "Susan is the best tutor I have ever had." "Susan is so patient and generous as a teacher and so, so talented as an artist - we are so lucky!"
 

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FULLY BOOKED: BOTANICAL COLOURED PENCIL: PLANTS TO CELEBRATE THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR

Higham Hall College Bassenthwaite Lake, Cockermouth, Cumbria, United Kingdom

From colourful pumpkins and squashes for Halloween to evergreens, berries, nuts and cones for Christmas festivities and even the skeleton seedheads of autumn, there is a lot of choice in forms, shapes, colour and texture to inspire the botanical artist. You may wish to design a greetings card to celebrate the season. Susan Christopher-Coulson (Lancashire 

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FULLY BOOKED: BOTANICAL ART IN COLOURED PENCIL: WINTER WONDERFULS

Higham Hall College Bassenthwaite Lake, Cockermouth, Cumbria, United Kingdom

Surprisingly, the winter garden can offer some much-needed colour and even scent with interesting subjects to cheer the winter chill: plants such as Hamamelis, Lonicera Fragrantisima, Viburnum Bodnantense, Sarcoccoca, Chimonanthus Praecox, Hellebores, delicate Cyclamen Coum and maybe some early flowering bulbs like Snowdrops as well as bright Holly berries and many types of evergreen. If 

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