The David Horne Mentor programme.

The aim of this programme is to provide encouragement and pass on a lifetime of learning to individual artists who have a motivation to learn and the willingness to accept constructive advice on their endeavours.

David is a fully qualified art teacher and adult trainer with many years experience in art and design.

Cost £35.00 annual subscription (payment by PAYPAL PREFERRED from David's website) with one month free, example, join December 08, end Jan 31st 09.

WHAT WILL I GET ?

On signing up you will receive an exclusive email address on which to contact David and a telephone number you may use.

The student pays for the telephone call at normal rates.

David will at all times endeavour to reply to Emails within 24 hours, Computer malfunctions at our end are rare but in this eventuality David will ring you personally to inform you of the problem and then give you help on the mentoring issue.

WHO IS THIS SERVICE RIGHT FOR?

Mentoring is not specifically subject targeted however all types of drawing and watercolour painting are David's favourite areas of work, he's only human when all is said and done, we all have favourite subjects.

WHAT DO I NEED?

You must have a computer and email account with your internet service provider that can send and receive attachments, outlook express is best for this also valid updated virus protection is a great investment as well.

A Digital camera or scanner is necessary to send work or work in progress pictures to David.

Books on art are brilliant, DVD and video are a godsend to the artist, even more so for the painter who perhaps cant find a club or group to work with, however they never answer all your questions, they never see your work in progress or the hard earned fruits of your labours, this service tries to fill in those blanks and more.

DAVID DOES NOT SET YOU PROJECTS

The work is your concept and the ideas are what inspire you, The aim is to help you improve your work, gain confidence and feel like you are not alone but progressing in your art.

The next thing to do is look at David's work here at www.davidhorneart.co.uk

If you like what you see, take the next step forward. Don't feel like the voice in the wilderness.

Still not sure!