Comics, comix, cartoons, graphic novels, diary drawings, zines; all these forms of graphic narratives give spaces to a story, your story or any story you want to tell during this course. There will be presentations on the works of leading practitioners, an introduction to various ways of reading visual narratives, as well as drawing exercises with the opportunity to work from observation and the space around you. Central to this course is one-to-one tuition to support the development of students’ own drawing and writing style, subject matter and visual language. Homework will be optional and a suggested reading list will be given out early on in the course. Open to all levels.

Comics, comix, cartoons, graphic novels, diary drawings, zines; all these forms of graphic narratives give spaces to a story, your story or any story you want to tell during this course. There will be presentations on the works of leading practitioners, an introduction to various ways of reading visual narratives, as well as drawing exercises with the opportunity to work from observation and the space around you. Central to this course is one-to-one tuition to support the development of students’ own drawing and writing style, subject matter and visual language. Homework will be optional and a suggested reading list will be given out early on in the course. For those interested, students will have the option to organise an end product of a group zine with the tutors guidance. Open to all levels. 

Join Lilith and four Jewish feminist artists and writers, Elliot Kukla, Sarah Lightman, Alicia Ostriker & Marcella Campbell White, to discuss how they navigate their responsibilities to themselves, their loved ones, and their art.

Comics, comix, cartoons, graphic novels, diary drawings, zines; all these forms of graphic narratives give spaces to a story, your story or any story you want to tell during this course. There will be presentations on the works of leading practitioners, an introduction to various ways of reading visual narratives, as well as drawing exercises with the opportunity to work  from observation and the space around you.  Central to this course is  one-to-one tuition  to support the development of students’  own drawing and writing style, subject matter and visual language. Homework will be  optional  and a suggested reading list will be  given  out  early on in the  course. For those interested, students will have the option to organise an end product of a group zine with the tutor's guidance. Open to all levels.   

Comics, comix, cartoons, graphic novels, diary drawings, zines; all these forms of graphic narratives give spaces to a story, your story or any story you want to tell during this course. There will be presentations on the works of leading practitioners, an introduction to various ways of reading visual narratives, as well as drawing exercises with the opportunity to work  from observation and the space around you.  Central to this course is  one-to-one tuition  to support the development of students’  own drawing and writing style, subject matter and visual language. Homework will be  optional  and a suggested reading list will be  given  out  early on in the  course. For those interested, students will have the option to organise an end product of a group zine with the tutor's guidance. Open to all levels.