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Helen - Photoshop, Photography, Digital/ Fine Art Lessons in SE/ Central London

Helen Saunders Silver Member

London (SE21) View on map
Last Logged In: 12 Jan 2012
Sex: Female
Web site: www.helensaunders.co.uk
Can Travel To: E EC N SW W

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Fine Art BA (hons) First Class
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Photoshop £30.00/hr
Art and Design (Digital) £30.00/hr

Fine Art £30.00/hr
Photography £30.00/hr

Personal Message: I view Photoshop as a tool to realize ideas, and enjoy guiding students to visualize their own using the software.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: Photoshop, Art and Design – Composition, collage, creating a narrative.
Tell me about your qualifications.: Loughborough University, 2008 BA (Hons) First Class.
Central Saint Martins, 2011-2013 (Currently studying) MA fine Art.
What kind of experience do you have?: I have worked as a creative practitioner and Photoshop tutor to a number of schools, colleges and universities. This has included teaching photography, Photoshop and doing collaborative art projects with the students. I teach classes up to 30 and on a one to one level.

My photo-collage work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. I have also been commissioned by various arts organisations and local councils to create public pieces of art.
How much do you charge?: £30/ an hour
Where do you teach?: I am based in South East London and teach in educational centres, and homes, within zones 1-3 in London.
When are you available?: Weekday evenings after 5, thursdays and fridays daytime and evening, and weekends.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: 11 + from beginner to advanced.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: My CRB is dated from August 2011.

My Articles

The Photographic Sublime

The sublime is at the heart of our dealings with our environment, defined by a paradoxical combination of ecstasy and dread, it is a sensation occasioned by anything which triggers an awareness of ones own impotency, followed by what eighteenth century philosopher Edmund Burke termed ‘delight’[1] in the knowledge of safety from the source. It...