Hen Party Questions

Hen party classes are less serious and the activities are generally shorter and more varied – and a lot more cheeky!  I want you to improve your drawing skills, but ultimately geared towards you having a lot of fun.

The life drawing class lasts around two hours. Generally they last longer if I feel the group are really getting into it and having a good time.

You need  no previous experience! Most of the ladies say that they ‘cannot draw’. The aim of the activity is to show them that once you make drawing fun – it is surprising how enjoyable drawing can be, and how good they are at doing it.

Prior to the event, I will chat with the organiser to offer a number of exercises that I know work well. If it’s a surprise for the bride, I will also suggest ways of carrying out the surprise. I will also gauge from the organiser how to pitch the session – the more outgoing the party, the more cheeky the session (but this is ultimately always steered by the people involved). There is a wide variety of activities which ensures that it remains fun and interesting until the end. The last half of the session is usually some poses with the Hen and a few other members of the group and body painting to finish.

Most happen to be Hen parties, but I’ve been getting quite a few all ladies birthday parties recently. The birthday parties are often more relaxed than the hen parties, but I enjoy both types.

I supply all the drawing and painting material. All you need to bring is alcohol,  a healthy sprinkling of cheekiness and lots of energy!

You can take as many photos as you like, but I ask that you take them using my camera. I will process all the photos and send you a link so you can download them all. The group or individual can have photos with me at the end.

The way the sessions work allows me be to be both model and tutor. Being both model and tutor also offers you value for money as well as a more relaxed atmosphere to the event.

I offer a mix of fun, creativity, as well as a bit of naughtiness in a tasteful activity. I have developed my skills of drawing, modelling and presentational work over a number of years. I am very laid back, but I also work really hard to ensure that I exceed expectations.

On the visual side, I’m not and wouldn’t want to be a male stripper with the orange tan and huge muscles. If that is important to you, I suggest you get in touch with another company. However, I do look after my body so there is something worthwhile to draw. More importantly, I offer humour and a good dash of knowledge of drawing skills and tips, as well as the experience and skills to manage both small and large groups of rowdy hens.