Learn Spirit Art
viaWatercolour Mastery

This is an adult mentorship for those aged 25 and above. It is not a children's art class.

All teaching is delivered live via Zoom, in small, supportive groups so every student is seen and held.

A curated materials list is included in your prospectus. Anne-Marie recommends professional-grade watercolour paper, brushes and paints for the truest experience.

Each course stands beautifully on its own, though students who complete all three receive the Watercolour Mastery Certificate of Completion.

Every live class is recorded and made available for a limited replay period, giving you time to revisit each lesson, practise between sessions and absorb the teaching at your own pace.

Yes. If you already have some watercolour experience, or have completed a Private Foundation Programme with Anne-Marie, you are warmly welcome to begin at Course 2.

Course 1 is fully booked for 2026. You can either join the waiting list for the 2027 intake, or book a Private Foundation Programme with Anne-Marie to fast-track your foundations before Course 2 begins.

Yes. Private one-to-one tuition is available for students who prefer a bespoke pace, deeper personal guidance, or who have missed the current Course 1 intake.

Students who successfully complete Courses 1, 2 and 3 receive the Watercolour Mastery Certificate of Completion. VIP students receive a hard-copy, hand-signed certificate posted to them.

Watercolour, like any quiet practice, rewards consistency. A little painting between classes, even an hour or two, allows the techniques to settle and your confidence to grow naturally.

Neuro spirit art is a gentle, flowing form of intuitive mark-making where continuous lines and soft washes are allowed to move without a fixed plan. Rather than painting a subject, you follow the impulse of the hand while the mind quietens. In Course II you will create a neuro spirit artwork for self-healing, learning how the rhythm of the line settles the nervous system and opens the sensitivity that mediumship depends upon.

An auragraph is a symbolic painting of a person's energy field. Colours, shapes and placements each carry meaning, and together they form a visual map of someone's journey, their strengths, their challenges and the influences around them. You will paint your own auragraph in Course II and learn how to read the symbolism it holds.

You begin with a still mind and a blank sheet, then allow colour and mark to arrive without editing them. Once the painting is complete, Anne-Marie guides you through interpreting what appeared: where the colours sit, which symbols repeat, and what the composition is saying. The artwork becomes the evidence, and the reading is delivered from what your own hand has created.

No. Course II welcomes evidential mediums, developing sensitives and students who simply feel drawn to intuitive painting. The exercises meet you at whatever stage you are at, and no prior reading experience is required.

This is the most common worry, and it passes. The teaching is structured so that you are never sitting in front of a blank page unaided. Anne-Marie demonstrates each stage live, explains when and how the connection builds, and the techniques themselves invite the impression in. Trust grows session by session.

Only if you wish. Groups are limited to nine students so there is time for personal feedback, but sharing is always an invitation, never an expectation. Many students prefer to listen first and share when they feel ready.

Alongside the neuro spirit artwork and the auragraph, you will paint a spirit guide, a three-aura boat seascape, six varied watercolour backgrounds, a creative swash for blending colours and two ink and wash spirit portraits, plus a little surprise extra.

Every reading session begins the same way. Anne-Marie leads a short grounding and attunement, the lights are lowered, and the room becomes quiet. You place your paper, water and brushes within easy reach so that nothing interrupts you once the connection begins. This settling stage is never rushed, it is what allows the impressions to arrive cleanly.

You are guided to hold a single, simple intention, whether that is a message for yourself, for a fellow student, or for a sitter you have in mind. The intention is spoken silently and then released. You do not hold on to it while painting, because expectation is the one thing that blocks the flow.

With the intention released, you begin. Colour is chosen by instinct rather than thought, and the first marks are made without correcting or planning them. Anne-Marie demonstrates each stage live on camera so you always know what to do next. Whatever appears on the paper is left exactly as it is, because those first honest marks carry the most information.

Watercolour paper (300gsm cold-pressed is ideal, A4 or A3), a basic watercolour palette or pans, a round brush and a larger wash brush, two jars of clean water, kitchen roll, a pencil and eraser, masking tape and a board to stretch your paper, and a notebook and pen for recording impressions. A quiet, well-lit space and a warm drink complete the setup. Nothing expensive is required, your existing materials will be perfectly sufficient.

Only a little time. Arrive five minutes early so you are not rushing, have your water changed and your paper taped down before we begin, and switch off notifications. If you are painting for a specific person, simply hold their first name in mind. Nothing else is needed, you do not prepare the reading in advance.