Delivery method: In person teaching in the Lord Milford Building, Gogerddan Campus.

This course which will cover a variety of specialist drawing, painting and printmaking techniques and materials for capturing the characteristics of different tree species and woodland habitats including structure, colour, light and texture.  

Delivery method: In person teaching at Lord Milford Building, Gogerddan Campus.

This course will cover a variety of specialist drawing and watercolour techniques and materials for depicting a wide variety of Mosses, Lichens and Liverworts, their colours, forms and unique characteristics. 

Delivery method: In person teaching in Edward Davies building, The School of Art, Room 205.

This module is provided as a progression from Botanical Illustration 1 and is suitable for those who have already studied this art form or have achieved a pass in Botanical Illustration 1. 

Delivery method: In person teaching in the Lord Milford Building, Gogerddan Campus.

This dynamic course will cover the skills required to create a fitted corset (Basque). 

Delivery method: In person teaching in the Lord Milford Building, Gogerddan Campus.

This module is complementary to the Fibre to Form module.

Delivery method: In person teaching in the School of Art, Penglais Campus.

This intensive course is an introduction to simple printmaking techniques to enable artists to understand the techniques and processes of printmaking.

Delivery method: In person teaching in Aberystywth Art Centre.

You will be taught how to make paperclay- yes, from paper and clay slip.

Delivery method: Face to face at the Lord Milford Building, Gogerddan Campus.

Fridays 10am - 3pm

This module is designed for students with previous experience of working with pastels or charcoal.

Delivery method: In person teaching in Newport Memorial Hall. 

This practical module deals with the debate to define the boundaries between figurative and abstraction.

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

This course provides the opportunity to explore a range of watercolour and mixed media techniques for depicting a wide variety of pollinator species including bees, butterflies, moths, wasps, hoverflies, ladybirds and beetles. 

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

This module will enable students to develop skills in picture-making by means of studies made out of doors, on location, on a landscape theme.

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

Succulents often have a beautiful chalky blue bloom. This five-credit module will cover drawing with pencil, ink and watercolour to depict a range of succulents with accurate colours and techniques. 

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

As a Natural History Illustrator there will be jobs that come up that you have real passion for, for example climate change and its effect on the natural world.