Beach Art
Discover Beach Art
Unlock your hidden talents and have fun doing it. Create amazing shapes in the sand!
Learn my "rusty compass" Beach Art techniques which even professional artists and German TV crews have found enlightening!
The bad news is that your masterpiece will be washed away with the incoming tide but the good news is that your experience won't be!
On a Discover Beach Art session I'll provide you all the kit, reassurance and advice you'll need!
Plus you'll get photographs to remind you of your experience.
Pay and book a Beach Art session in advance in Cornwall or in Wales .
Gift a session for friends or family with a voucher through Craftcourses
Also available as an Airbnb Experience or contact me direct with the enquiry form below
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What you'll do in a Beach Art Session or Safari
I'll show you how to make sacred geometric shapes and then we'll work on a design. Upon completion, we'll take photos and reflect on this meditation/art experience. Don't worry about mistakes as this is a uniquely non-destructive and renewable art form and you'll find the whole experience a liberating one!
This review sums up pretty well what I aim for: "After inspiring us with some of his own incredible designs, we couldn't wait to get started and headed down to the beach to get creative! When we got down to the beach Bill explained the golden ratio... he showed us how to use different tools and positioning to make perfect large circles, and how to start building up a design from a collection of circles...it’s quite unbelievable how many shapes/patterns you can make from circles! We learnt how to create the Yin-yang symbol, flower patterns, geometric shapes, and how to get different textures from the tools….the design possibilities are really quite endless."
Beach Art sessions usually last for two hours and I aim to work with you on the beach around low tide.
Beach Art Safaris, as the name implies, involve a journey. We'll walk, and sometimes climb, to find and explore beaches to draw on. During that process you'll get to see and talk about your work and get to appreciate the landscape and your (p)art in it.