Frequently Asked Questions

You can enrol directly through my website. Once you've completed your purchase, you'll receive an email with your login details so you can access the course platform straight away.

All of my courses are pre-recorded, so you can learn at your own pace and go back to any lesson whenever you like.

At the moment I focus on my online courses and membership, but I do run in person workshops and creative retreats from time to time. You can see all my upcoming dates on my Workshops page, or join my newsletter to hear about new ones first.

My community joins me from all over the world, the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and beyond. Using US dollars keeps things simple and consistent for everyone, no matter where you're joining from. Your bank or card provider will convert it to your local currency automatically at checkou

I'm sorry you're having trouble getting in! Check your inbox first for the email with your login details, as it will usually include a direct link. If that doesn't sort it, a few things worth trying:

• Reset your password using the "forgotten password" link on the login page
• Open the login page in an incognito or private window
• Try a different browser, or make sure yours is fully up to date
• Clear your cache and restart your browser
• Turn off any browser extensions or ad blockers that might be interfering
• Try logging in from a different device

If you're still stuck after all that, just email me at [email protected] and either myself or my team will get you sorted with a fresh login link.

This is almost always a browser issue, so the easiest fix is to open the course link in an incognito or private window. If that doesn't work, try these steps:

• Make sure you're using an up to date browser (Chrome or Firefox work best)
• Clear your cache and restart your browser
• Try a private or incognito window
• Open the page directly rather than from an old bookmark
• Try a different browser
• Turn off any browser extensions
• Check that pop up blockers, ad blockers or antivirus software aren't interfering
• Try a different device
• Restart your device

If it's still not working after all that, get in touch at [email protected] and either myself or my team will help you sort it out.

Sorry you're having trouble viewing your videos! This is usually a browser issue too, so a few things worth trying:

• Open your login page in an incognito or private window
• Reset your password using the "forgotten password" link on the login page
• Try a different browser, or make sure yours is fully up to date
• Clear your cache and restart your browser
• Turn off any browser extensions or ad blockers that might be interfering
• Try logging in from a different device

If you're still stuck after all that, just email me at [email protected] and either myself or my team will help you get back in.

Course access is for individual use only, so I'd ask that you don't share your login. If a friend would love the course too, I'd be so happy to have them join, just send them my way to enrol separately.

You'll get ongoing access to a growing library of mixed media lessons, step by step tutorials, printable resources and my signature courses, plus a warm and welcoming community to share your work and connect with other members.

Yes, completely. Whether you're just starting out or already have some experience, you'll find plenty here to explore at your own pace. You don't need to be perfect, just curious and willing to give things a go.

Yes, whenever you like. Cancelling is done directly inside the platform, so you're always in control and can do it whenever suits you, no need to ask me or wait for anyone. There's no minimum commitment and no long term contract, so you're never locked in. Once you cancel, you'll keep full access for the rest of your current billing cycle (up to 30 days), and no further payments will be taken after that.

I'm sorry to see you go, but you can cancel your membership at any time from within your account. Your membership will remain active until the end of your current billing period, and you won't be charged again after that.

To cancel your membership:

• Log in to your account.
• Click on your profile picture (or avatar) in the top right corner.
• Select Settings from the drop-down menu.
• Click Billing.
• Find your active membership subscription.
• Click the three dots (...) next to your subscription.
• Select Cancel Subscription.
• Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm your cancellation.

Once you've cancelled, you'll continue to have full access until the end of your current billing period. After that, your access to the membership, courses and community will end automatically.

If you have any problems cancelling your membership, just email me at [email protected] and either myself or my team will be happy to help.

At the moment I don't offer refunds. As soon as you join, you get immediate access to everything inside the Studio, so purchases are non refundable. I'd always recommend having a good look through everything on the membership page before joining, and please reach out if you have any questions first, I'm always happy to help you decide if it's the right fit.

Gelli printing is a fun and addictive form of monoprinting that uses a flexible gel plate to create beautifully layered prints.

You roll acrylic paint onto the plate, add texture or patterns with stencils, botanicals or everyday objects, then press paper onto the surface to lift the print.

Every print is unique, and that's part of the magic.

One of the things I love most about Gelli printing is experimenting with different papers.

My favourites are Carnival Wet Strength Tissue Paper, Maruishi paper for delicate transparent layers, tea bag paper and ordinary copy paper. Recycled papers, dressmaking paper, old book pages and vintage papers all create wonderful, unexpected results too.

Absolutely. I use Gelli prints in almost everything I make, from art journals and handmade books to collage, mixed media paintings and 3D projects. Once you start building a collection of prints, you'll find endless ways to use them.

The basics are:

• A Gelli plate
• A brayer
• Acrylic paints
• Stencils
• And some simple tools for creating texture.

Leaves, feathers, bubble wrap, string, stencils, plastic combs and even bits from your recycling bin can all make beautiful marks.

Yes, some of them do. Resin is used in certain courses as a finishing step, coating a finished piece to give it a beautiful glassy, glowing look, deepen the colours and add contrast.

I know it can feel a little daunting if you've never worked with it before, I felt exactly the same, but it's genuinely one of my favourite materials once you get the hang of it.

Wherever resin is used, I walk you through every single step, from measuring and mixing to pouring and spreading, so you feel calm and confident the whole way through. You don't need any previous experience with resin, just a willingness to give it a go. Each course page and its materials list will always let you know in advance if resin is involved.

The resin I use is Art Resin, my favourite brand to work with. Resin is the general material, while Art Resin is simply the specific brand I recommend, it's non toxic for indoor use, self levelling and won't yellow over time.

Wondering what "Art Resin" actually is? Click here to find out.

Cold wax medium is a soft wax that is mixed with oil paint or used on its own to add texture and create a beautiful matte finish.

Unlike encaustic wax, it doesn't require any heat. I also love using it to blend Neocolor II wax pastels and to seal my collage artworks, giving them a lovely soft satin finish.

Encaustic wax medium is made from beeswax and damar resin and is melted with heat before being applied to a surface.

Layers of wax are fused together with a heat tool or torch, creating luminous, translucent artwork with incredible depth. I love combining encaustic wax with collage, photographs and Gelli prints to add richness and texture.

Every course includes a full materials list, so you'll know exactly what I'm using.

You don't need to buy everything at once though. I always encourage people to start with the basics and build their collection over time.

The best way is to follow me on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest, subscribe to my YouTube channel, and sign up to my newsletter, where I share tips, early updates and a first look at anything new.