Sunday 06/09/26 POP-UPS: Documenting an event using a pop-up.

£30.00

Sketchbook Journaling with Lorraine Berkshire-Roe -

Venue: The Cluster, Co-working space, 3-5 Middle Way, Summertown, Oxford, OX2 7LH

Dates: Sunday 6th September 2026

Time: 10am-12pm

You may arrive at 9.45am to settle in. The workshop starts at 10am and finishes at 12pm. You may stay until 12.15pm to talk and share your work with the group if that is what you would like to do. You are welcome to leave at 12pm if you would rather not.

Cost: £30

This is the rescheduled Pop-up Sketchbook Journal workshop that was cancelled because of the heat at the end of June.

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: Sunday 6th September 2026

Time: 10am-12pm

You may arrive at 9.45am to settle in. The workshop starts at 10am and finishes at 12pm. You may stay until 12.15pm to talk and share your work with the group if that is what you would like to do. You are welcome to leave at 12pm if you would rather not.

Cost: £30

This is the rescheduled Pop-up Sketchbook Journal workshop that was cancelled because of the heat at the end of June.

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.

A sketchbook journal is a place to explore creativity and record the world around you.

During the sessions there will be a short talk on the basics of keeping a sketchbook journal: What is the best sort of book? Which materials can I use? What can I put in my book?

The following materials will be provided for use during the sessions: drawing pencils, coloured pencils, erasers, pencil sharpeners, scissors, glue sticks, tape, water colour paint sets, paintbrushes, a variety of pens such as fine liners, paint markers, any materials required.

You are welcome to bring your own sketchbook to the workshops, but something with thicker paper than standard printer paper is recommended because you will be drawing on both sides.

There will be sketchbooks available to purchase for £6 if needed . They are A5 in size with pages of thick cartridge paper and some materials can be purchased if you wish to continue sketching at home. Details of this would be provided if required.

Please note: The sessions will be held in the Cluster building, which is an old building and the outdoor area does have old tiles. There are toilets for your use, but they are not accessible toilets. Most sessions will be held on the first floor of the building which is accessible via a dog-leg staircase (sort of like a spiral stair case but not curved). The in-situ lesson will be in the whole building so is more accessible but not for a wheel chair.

There are regular buses from town and beyond, and there are bike park racks along Banbury Road in Summertown, and on South Parade. There are some 3 hour parking spaces along Middle Way though these are subject to availability on the day. Summertown Car Park on Diamond Place off Banbury Road, Summertown, OX2 7BY is a pay and display car park nearby.

Meet Point Coffee has a cafe on site at 3-5 Middle Way and it will be possible to buy a hot drink etc at the start or at short break in the middle. TBH no one will stop you going to buy one whenever you need after I have delivered the lesson detail talk at the start of each session.