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Join date: Nov 10, 2019
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Kim is the founder of Brush and Tipple, started with the belief that everyone deserves to relax with art for well-being, confidence and the absolute joy of expressing themselves creatively. She is an accomplished artist and has sold many of her watercolours, acrylics and oil paintings to homes on at least 4 continents.
Kim is passionate about using art as therapy and social interaction, and loves to see the B&T guests discover their unique talents. She is currently based in Derbyshire.
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Oct 6, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Why We Start from a Blank Canvas
Give ten people the same reference image, the same materials and the same guidance, and something wonderful happens. You get ten different paintings. That is exactly why we teach from a blank canvas. We don't use pre-drawn images where the composition, proportions and shapes have already been decided and the participant's main task is to fill in the spaces. While there's nothing wrong with colouring for relaxation and enjoyment, our aim is different. We want people to create, not simply...
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Sep 25, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Why Group Art Events Are Great for Workplace Wellbeing — Even If You “Can’t Paint”
Workplace wellbeing isn’t just about taking breaks or offering gym memberships. Sometimes, the most effective way to help people relax, reconnect and recharge is to give them permission to do something completely different. That’s where group art events come in. For absolute beginners — especially those who confidently announce “I can’t paint!” — a relaxed painting session can be surprisingly rewarding. There’s no expectation to create a masterpiece. Instead, the focus is on experimenting,...
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Sep 25, 2026 ∙ 2 min
The Art of Well-being: How Painting Positively Affects the Brain
The act of painting, with its blend of colors, strokes, and textures, does more than just create beautiful art. It has a profound impact on the brain, influencing our mental health and cognitive functions in positive ways. This creative endeavor engages the brain like a vigorous workout, but instead of building muscle, it nurtures the mind, enhancing both emotional well-being and intellectual capacity. Stress Reduction and Emotional Release One of the most immediate benefits of painting is...
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