Jane Reeves Artist

VISITING ARTISTS

Jane Reeves

Unlock Your Creative Potential: Drawing Classes for Adults

With Jane Reeves , Specialist in Pencil, Chalk & Charcoal Art

Have you always wanted to draw, but never knew where to start? Or maybe you’re looking to refine your skills and explore the beauty of traditional media?

Join Jane Reeves, a seasoned artist with a passion for pencil, chalk, and charcoal, for inspiring adult drawing classes designed to awaken your creativity and sharpen your artistic eye.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or returning to art after years away, these classes are tailored to help you build confidence, master techniques, and develop your own expressive style. Learn the fundamentals of light and shadow, texture, form, and composition—while working with the timeless elegance of graphite, chalk, and charcoal.

What you will gain.

• Hands-on instruction in classical drawing techniques

• Step-by-step guidance in using pencil, chalk, and charcoal

• A supportive, relaxed learning environment

• Personal feedback to help you grow as an artist

• Finished works you’ll be proud to display

Perfect For

Adults of all skill levels looking to explore or deepen their artistic practice in a welcoming, non-intimidating space.

A person with short auburn hair, wearing large round glasses, a sleeveless black top, and a beaded necklace stands indoors with a neutral expression—perhaps one of the Visiting Artists in Dingle. A lamp and cream-colored wall appear in the background.
A pencil drawing by Visiting Artists in Dingle shows a dog holding a red and a blue tennis ball in its mouth, with the balls partly obscuring its face.
A drawing shows a man in a blue coat carrying a brown bag, walking toward an open gate and a white castle with the Irish flag—a scene reminiscent of Visiting Artists in Dingle. Two pencils rest on the right side of the mostly grayscale paper.
Pencil drawing of a man’s face framed by a small square window or opening, with a serious, pensive expression and detailed shading—a style often showcased by Visiting Artists in Dingle.
A rocky coastal landscape with cliffs meeting the ocean under a cloudy sky. The quote reads, "Art enables us to lose ourselves but find ourselves at the same time" - Thomas Merton, written on a purple brush-stroke background.
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