Sketchbook Journaling with Lorraine Berkshire-Roe -
Venue: The Cluster, Co-working space, 3-5 Middle Way, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7LH
Dates: Saturday 27th June 2026
Time: 10am-12pm
Cost: £28
This is the fifth workshop of eight in Chapter 4 of my Sketchbook Journal Workshops.
8 spaces
This workshop will introduce you to ways to record things and use collected ephemera such as a visit to a museum, a journey, a day out or a visit to see friends or family for example, in a visually interesting way
In this workshop you will make a record of this workshop at the Cluster co-working space using a simple pop up idea to transform the double page spread into a 3D masterpiece!
You can add information about the day: about the building, its use and its inhabitants and the wildlife and plants that are part of the environment. It is a chance to record these things using a selection of media including: drawing using reference pictures provided. using a variety of pens, collage using ephemera (tickets, business cards, postcards, maps, stickers etc) an instant camera to generate a photo to stick in if needed.
Sketchbook Journaling with Lorraine Berkshire-Roe -
Venue: The Cluster, Co-working space, 3-5 Middle Way, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7LH
Dates: Saturday 27th June 2026
Time: 10am-12pm
Cost: £28
This is the fifth workshop of eight in Chapter 4 of my Sketchbook Journal Workshops.
8 spaces
This workshop will introduce you to ways to record things and use collected ephemera such as a visit to a museum, a journey, a day out or a visit to see friends or family for example, in a visually interesting way
In this workshop you will make a record of this workshop at the Cluster co-working space using a simple pop up idea to transform the double page spread into a 3D masterpiece!
You can add information about the day: about the building, its use and its inhabitants and the wildlife and plants that are part of the environment. It is a chance to record these things using a selection of media including: drawing using reference pictures provided. using a variety of pens, collage using ephemera (tickets, business cards, postcards, maps, stickers etc) an instant camera to generate a photo to stick in if needed.