Seven days. Seven sketches.
One small creative habit begun.
Monday 28th Sept - Sunday 4th October 2026
Join me for Sketch Week 2026
A free daily sketching experience for beginners and curious dabblers who want to explore their creativity for creative wellness and joy.Â
Seven short video tutorials delivered to your inbox - inspired by the **NEW** Sketch-A-Day Card Deck by Susan Yeates, published by Search Press!
A simple sketching theme, a sketchbook, and ten minutes that belong to you.
LIVE EVENT: Mon 28th Sept - Sun 4th Oct 2026
Save my place - it's FREEA week of sketching, just for youÂ
This week is for you if:
- You have always been drawn to making things but life keeps getting in the way
- You do not think of yourself as artistic, and that thought has stopped you before
- You like the idea of a sketchbook but have never quite known where to begin
- You want something that feels genuinely yours: a few quiet minutes that belong to you
No pressure to produce anything impressive.
Just show up.Â
Sketch Week 2026
FREE
28th Sept - 4th Oct 2026
- Seven short video tutorials -Â one each day
- 60 min live Zoom sketching session (Tues 29th Sept) with Q&A and giveaways
- A community space to share your sketches alongside other people doing the week
- All videos stay in your course portal for 12 months to revisit whenever you like
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What is included
This FREE week-long sketching course includes 7Â days of sketching video tutorials with Susan. Each tutorial built around a prompt from the Sketch-A-Day Card Deck, published with Search Press.
What to have ready
A sketchbook or any paper, a pencil, a pen, and some watercolour or a basic paint set for a couple of the days.
Nothing specialist, nothing expensive.
No requirement to have the card deck to take part!
What changes in a week?
Most people who join Sketch Week are not here because they want to learn to draw. They are here because they want to feel like themselves again for ten minutes a day.
A daily sketching practice does something specific. It asks you to really look at something small and ordinary, something you have probably walked past a hundred times, and in the looking, the rest of it quiets for a moment. By the end of the week you will have made seven sketchbook pages. More than that: you will know that you can do this, that it takes less time than you thought, and that the result matters a great deal less than the doing.
Sketching is not about talent.
It is about looking carefully and making marks.
Anyone can do that.
