Registrations to the June 2026 accompanied cohort — with live WhatsApp support until September — are now closed. Thank you to everyone who joined. It has been a remarkable few weeks and we have much ahead.
The next accompanied cohort returns in 2027. In the meantime, a self-paced programme is available to you.
Most drawing courses teach you to look harder. Sensory Drawing teaches you to feel differently. It is not about accuracy or style — it is about shifting the way you attend to the world.
Each session works through a different sense — touch, sight, sound, smell, taste, intuition — and asks you to translate that experience into a mark. The result is a drawing practice that is genuinely, unmistakably yours.
No experience needed. No special materials. Just your hand, your attention, and what is already around you.
The June 2026 cohort offered six sessions of Sensory Drawing alongside three months of live WhatsApp accompaniment — a community of practice with regular live sessions and direct support.
Enrolment for this cohort closed on 5 July 2026. If you were considering joining and missed the window, the self-paced course is available now — and the next accompanied cohort will return in 2027 with the same live accompaniment model.
Next accompanied cohort — 2027. To be the first to hear when it opens, subscribe to the newsletter at Life in Translation on Substack.
The full six sessions are available now as a self-paced programme — with lifetime access, supporting slides for each session, and two bonus guides.
Work at your own rhythm. Return whenever you need. The practice is yours to keep.
The self-paced course gives you everything you need to begin — and to return to — a genuine sensory drawing practice. No deadlines. No live schedule. Just you and the work.
A monthly community for those who want to keep the practice alive — a live drawing session every month, a shared space to show and inspire, and early access to future courses. €15 per month. Subscribe to be notified when it launches.
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