My creative experiences are all about making time for creativity. From two-hour workshops to full-day retreats, each experience offers a chance to slow down, learn something new and enjoy creating in a welcoming, relaxed environment. No experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to have a go.
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All materials are provided - paints, brushes, inks, acrylic medium, paper, and any extras you might need. You just need to bring curiosity and an open mind.
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No experience is required. The workshops are designed for anyone who wants to explore colour, shape, and mark-making.
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Each session lasts around 2 hours, with plenty of time for exploration, layering, and reflection.
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There’s no pressure to create a perfect or realistic piece. The focus is on experimentation, learning, and discovering your own visual language.
In-Person Workshops – Facts + Questions
Companions – Facts + Questions
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These downloadable PDF companions are thoughtfully designed, self-guided creative practices inspired by my in-person workshops.
They’re not step-by-step tutorials or projects to “finish”, but process-led resources that encourage experimentation, curiosity, and creative confidence.
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Each companion can be used in whatever way suits your practice:
Work through the pages in order, or dip in intuitively
Repeat exercises as often as you like
Use them alongside your own materials and sketchbooks
Print pages, use them digitally, or treat them purely as prompts
There’s no expectation of a final outcome. These guides are about exploring, not perfecting. Pause, revisit, layer ideas, and let your work evolve naturally.
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These PDF companions are designed for:
Curious beginners looking for a gentle, welcoming way into creative practice
Artists wanting to loosen up, refresh ideas, or reconnect with play
Anyone who can’t attend in-person workshops but wants a meaningful alternative
Creatives who enjoy working at their own pace, in their own space
No prior drawing or painting experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to explore.
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Not everyone can access in-person workshops, whether due to cost, location, or timing. These companions offer a more accessible, flexible way to engage with the same ideas and creative approaches without pressure, comparison, or performance.
They’re designed to support confidence, deepen creative awareness, and give you something you can return to whenever you need inspiration, structure, or a fresh starting point.
Stories from the studio: See what awaits you
It was wonderful spending time experimenting, playing, chatting with other creatives in the wonderfully relaxed and enjoyable surroundings of Delyth's studio. It was clear Delyth had put an enormous amount of thought and effort into making this a structured yet informal session for us all. Fabulous coffee and pastries too! Thank you Delyth. I'm really looking forward to the next one.
Attended the Line + Flow Workshop
Delyth’s studio is a tranquil gem, tucked away in Newport, Pembs. We spent a couple of happy hours, exploring how a ‘sense of place’ can be evoked with layours of colour and mark making…Thank you Delyth for sharing your studio, gentle prompts and great coffee! An inspiring session.
Attended the Colour Sparks Workshop
Thank you so very much for such a wonderful morning yesterday, and for my absolutely lovely bag of goodies!
It was so lovely spending time with fellow creatives, and I thought your session was brilliant. Congratulations!
Attended the Line + Flow Workshop
Thank you so much! All three of us loved your workshop. Your support, guidance and woo’s of encouragement were a wonderful creative tonic in the sunshine!
Attended the Colour Alchemy Workshop
I had a fab day at your workshop…I bought my own inks the same afternoon and have been continuing to explore and express my creativity! It’s been a number of years that I’ve been ‘creatively homeless’ so to speak and so it’s been wonderful and emotional to start finding my way back! Thank you for helping me on my creative journey!
Attended the Line + Flow Workshop
It was such a beautiful day with Delyth. Learning how to think in abstract, how to layer, creating movement with shapes and unblocking creativity. Simply playing, no fixed ideas. It was a beautiful feeling to just experiment and learn from someone I admire, who thankfully was constantly encouraging even when I was incredibly pants.
Attended the Geometric Horizons Workshop