Envelope sales for a very worthwhile cause, the National Brain appeal are now open. Georgina is very happy to say that her envelope has now sold but there are many others on offer at here.

Georgina will be supporting the National Brain Appeal once again by exhibiting her artwork in their anonymous envelope exhibition.

The National Brain Appeal says:

“This year is it is ‘Changing Perspectives’. We chose this to acknowledge patients and families who often experience a changed outlook on life after a diagnosis of a neurological condition. Similarly, as well as using ‘perspective’ itself as a technique to create the linear illusion of depth, artists look for new viewpoints to make sense of the physical and emotional world around them. 
We have a number of well-known artists taking part this year. Just a few of these include: Axel Scheffler, Joe Lycett, Leigh Francis (who plays the character Keith Lemon), Morag and Ishbel Myerscough, Chantal Joffe, Indira Varma and Dame Zandra Rhodes. Please join them in showing your support!
Every artwork sold helps us to transform life for the millions of people affected by a neurological or neuromuscular condition.

Key dates

Exhibition at Gallery Different, 14 Percy St, London W1T 1DR 24-28 October

Online preview From 11am on 23 October

Online sales From 11am on 25 October

For more information please visit: https://alim.nationalbrainappeal.org

Georgina will be running Introduction to drawing classes at Creative Space, Verbier starting on 2nd October from 1.30-3.30pm. The course covers different drawing materials, experimenting with a series of mark making exercises and looking at simple objects and learning how to represent them on paper.

This class is suitable for those with some or no previous experience and is one of a series of six drawing classes. 

To book your place please contact kiki@verbier.ch