Cartoon Break – Online Art Workshop for Groups
Join me for a Cartoon Break – online art workshops for teams, businesses and groups of adults or children who love to doodle! Take a break to sit, draw and think creatively. Unwind and share laughs with friends. In each workshop you’ll enjoy a fun, new topic to spark your imagination. Choose from two types of classes:
Cartoon Break: 30 minutes of creative fun, doodling simple cartoons and captions on a topic. Cost £80.00 for up to 20 people.
Cartoon Workshop: 1 hour of drawing fun, sharing ideas, thinking creatively to doodle your own narrative scene. Cost £150.00 for up to 20 people.
You’ll need: A pencil and A4 paper or a sketchbook. You may also want a black fine liner and eraser. Of course you also need your computer, tablet, or phone charged and ready to go.
Login to Class: You’ll receive an email confirmation with instructions on how to login to your Zoom once you register for art class. Then just login 5 minutes before the time of your online class and have fun!
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I really enjoyed this and it was different to anything we’ve had throughout the pandemic. Made me smile and I felt much more relaxed than if it were a quiz or something like that.
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Sarah is very expressive and makes things easy to follow. Superfun!!!
Thanks for arranging this.
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It was great to do something different and take your mind off the working day. I thought Sarah was really positive and lovely and very engaging with the class and its definitely something which I would enjoy doing again.
Who is this online class for?
Do you doodle at your desk? Could your team or group use a creative break to recharge? Then this is for you! Join me in my online virtual class for awesome drawing fun and discover your inner cartoonist!
Cartoon Break was set up by me, artist and Creativity Coach Sarah Jane Vickery, with the aim of getting more children and adults experiencing my fun approach to being creative – and ultimately, having fun while connecting with their group or team.
Can you draw a funny expression? Can you create a character from nothing? Yes indeed! In this workshop you will learn about capturing facial expression, emphasising characteristics and creating cartoons form scratch. It’s all about designing fun cartoons and developing a style all your own. There’s no need to be an artist! Grab you pencil, relax and experience the joy of feeling creative, doodling and having fun! Suitable for all different ability levels.
Why learn to draw cartoons?
How do the online art classes for teams work?
How do we book an online art class?
- I usually teach business and team workshops on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, but other days are possible. Click here to view availability.
- Once we have a date, I will provide you with a link to the class calendar where your team leader can book and pay for your workshop.
- Then simply provide me with a list of the names and email addresses of the attendees so I can send them a link to the Zoom online art class. You will also receive a reminder one hour before your class starts.
Additional information
| Number of Classes | 1 Class, 4 Classes |
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Lil S. –
This was unexpectedly super-enjoyable and engrossing. Sarah – was really easy to follow and develop (even for someone who cannot draw). Thanks for arranging, what a great idea.
Karen Cook –
Super easy to organize and super fun to do. My colleagues and I enjoyed the break from our regular routine. An activity that the whole office could participate in!
Barbara Cater –
The session was fantastic! Sarah was calm and engaging when demonstrating what we needed to draw. Who knew that I can actually draw. I recommend it for everyone.Thanks Sarah!
Marsha Courtney –
What a brilliant idea Sarah has going. Sarah’s services were engaged for a corporate team building event. The team had soooo much fun and the feedback received was wonderfully positive. We will certainly, engage Sarah’s services again in the future.
Anna –
Sarah’s online workshop was so much fun. We had a group of very varied ages and everyone really enjoyed themselves and learnt something new! Thanks, Sarah.