I really enjoyed the session I did in bath last night. (Thanks Nicky for booking me!)

It was a cold wet evening, but the ladies made me feel very welcome.

I started off the surprise as a fully nude waiter for the first half an hour or so. I served quite a few drinks before we all moved into the arty room to do the life drawing. The drinks had been flowing quite generously at this time, and the concentration spans weren’t as they should be shall we say – but we got through it somehow.

The event was topped off by some hands on body painting. Groups of two took turns painting me, and their artistic side came out in a flurry of colour!

I’ve now been running life drawing classes for hen parties for three years. I enjoy them more now than I did at the beginning when I was just a model and there was  another tutor running the events. I’ve made a list of observations I’ve had of this time which I’ve catchily called ‘My Top Ten Hen Party Drawing with Nude Man Observations’..

10. How most people can draw once they relax
9. Having had a few drinks is good for enjoying the event, but too many is not conductive to a creative session!
8. Don’t assume anything about the groups on first impressions. The apparently quietest most conservative group may not be what you expect..
7. I think the Hen Parties enjoy the sessions more when I’m tutor and model as there is more interaction and fun. When there is another tutor, the classes are a lot more serious.
6. Body painting is beginning to become popular.
5. If the venue is difficult to find, it’s usually an amazing house.
4. People find drawing with charcoal easier that if there’s lots of colours to choose from.
3. People don’t blink an eyelid at nudity after a while drawing the figure.
2. Tutoring and modelling for the duo poses and drawing a body part activies never get boring.
1. You get value for money for life drawing and everyone seem to enjoy.

I enjoy all the hen parties life drawing activities that I run. Every single one brings something different and fun.
There are some however that stand out above the rest.
I have to say that the hen party that I was lucky enough to run a life drawing activity on Saturday in Bath was my absolute favourite in the three years that I’ve been doing this work.
It was a joy from start to finish- and all because of the group, and in particular, the gorgeous organiser. She set the tone with her bubbly personality – and her energy and fun was infectious.
It was a last minute booking and all arranged within a week, but it all worked out smoothly.
It was a very small group of ladies but they were lively enough. The organiser had concerns about some of the Bride to Be’s involvement in some of the activites prior to the event, so I had to judge on the day how much she would be willing to participate.
We needn’t have worried about anything though, as she was great – smile on her face throughout and happy to get stuck in.
Her mother was also a star! The innocent duo pose with her was a scream!
The body painting at the end was really expressive and creative. I was pretty impressed with what they painted. If you can imagine the famous Rolling Stones lips logo – you wouldn’t be far off!
Wonderful session, with a great group of people.

There’s been a real bounce to my step all day today since getting a testimonial from the organiser of a Hen Party that I provided with life drawing recently.

It’s easy to become paranoid if you don’t receive anything after the event (especially someone like me who craves that positive reaction).

The reason why I do these events is to find out that the group had a great time. So please, if you hire me, could I ask very kindly that you give me feedback?

Here’s some of the kind words that the group said, but for the whole testimonial and the rest, please go to the Testimonials tab at the top of the page.

Life drawing outside in the sunshine on the grounds of a beautiful house in Herefordshire

Just as I was about to leave to run the hen party life drawing near Hereford, I received an email from a client who I’d done a life drawing session for a hen party in Gloucestershire the previous weekend. I had a lovely testimonial from the organiser:

After that we started on some body painting. There was another first for me then! Although I’ve body painted a number of ladies, it was the first time someone wanted me to do it at a hen party. What’s more, it was even the Bride to Be that wanted it done.

Please check out the link below for Newnham Manor in Hertfordshire if you are looking for a venue for a weekend hen party.
Easy to find and about 50 minutes from the M25.
I’ve held a couple of life drawing sessions there and it’s beautiful and luxurious with fantastic garden.
More than that, Trish who lives and manages the place is lovely and welcoming and makes you really feel at home.
I’ve heard nothing but good things from the ladies who I’ve met that have stayed there.

http://www.newnham-manor.co.uk/

If you are looking for that special activity to include in a hen party in June. You’re in luck and you’ve come to the right place.
Due to cancellations, I have availability currently some availability on weekends in June (apart from the weekend of the 5th)

Get in touch now to see what we can do.

I’m feeling very buoyant after as very busy few months of hen party life drawing and painting.

I’ve travelled to Derbyshire, Brighton and Hereford amongst other places and I’m come across some amazing properties, sights and locations for the hen parties and girly nights in. The nice weather has helped too, meaning that we’ve been able to do much more events than usual in the open air. (one memorable was the event in Brighton in a field next to a yurt) More than anything else though, I’m enjoying  meeting some completely lovely ladies along the way.

The parties are getting a lot more provocative and saucy  recently – mainly due to the fact that I’m more inquisitive with the organisers, and I and upfront about finding out what I do and what they expect from the session. 9 times out of 10, they want naughtiness – but I’m also fine accommodating for those who want a straightforward life drawing class as well. The clients’ and the groups’ happiness on a unique weekend that is unrepeatable is what matters to me.

In some groups I’ve introduced an extra half an hour to an hour doing fully nude waitering (at no extra cost) for some groups that what to acclimatise to having a naked man around before the life drawing. This is a good time for them to get to know me and ask the questions the long to ask… (as well as that obligatory photo of between my legs as I bend over!)

On Saturday 14th June I missed the  World Naked Bike Ride in London to do a Hen Party. I’ve done the Bike Ride for the past 3 years and it’s a great experience as well as a protest from a few thousand people against the World’s dependance on  oil. I believe that it went well, and that they had more people involved than ever before, so great news. For me however, I had a fantastic time with a hen party for a couple of hours – lots of body painting, drawing and naughty fun. I wouldn’t have missed it for the world, but I  hope to return to the bike ride next year.

As I look forward to July, I see there are some weekends available if you are looking for a unique activity for a Friday evening or Saturday afternoon during the month, please get in touch – and if you book before the end of June, the Bride goes free as well as a glass of bubbles for everyone. Hurry up and reserve your special activity now!!

I hope you’re all glad that a rather dull January is almost coming to an end and now we can look forward to brighter times and the start of the Hen Party season! There’s been a lot of enquiries about life drawing so far – glad that it’s still considered to be a good idea for naughty hen parties. Quite a few already booked as well which is good for me.
To celebrate the upcoming Valentine’s day I have a special offer for anyone who books a hen life drawing activity by the 14th February, i will throw in some prosecco for all the girls and the Bride to be goes free. How about that?

As much as I’m happy for people to browse through my photos page on this site, I’ve noticed the traffic to that page in no way translates to the number of enquiries I get. There’s also a dodgy site that seems to have kept a link to my site despite my efforts to ask them to delete the link I still get users from it who only want to see photos. I can therefore assume that there are many people who view the page and have no intention of hiring my services.
So, in order to address this, I’ve made them password protected, in order to ensure that only the people who are serious can view the photos.  If you are looking to book the life drawing and bodypainting activity or waiter service, please get in touch and I will gladly give you the password for you to see all my photos.
Sorry for the slightly more serious post!

On a lighter note -come on, own up – who really did the search ‘grandma nude drawing’??

I’m having bit of a summer break from the life drawing and body painting now to enjoy a summer holiday.

I already have a number of bookings already for September in Bristol, Bath and Brighton (and possibly London), and I’ve even had enquiries for events next year…2015..now that’s a scary thought).

The last few months have been great – met some lovely people and had lots of fun. So glad I introduced body painting as the groups really seem to get into the spirit of it.

Are you looking for something creative that’s a little bit saucy for a hen party?

If so, you’ve come to the right place!

The Life drawing session with body painting that I’ve been offering this year has been quite a success.I’ve had lots of good feedback from the sessions. Have a look at the Testimonials page to see what a few of the ladies have written.
There’s been one or two hiccups as well – finding a parking space in Brighton being one of them and accidentally locking myself out of a hotel meeting room in just a towel being another..

All in all they’ve been a lot of fun so far. There’s still availability this year, but my feeling now is that most organisers are looking for hen party activities for next year, so if you are, speak to me and read my site about life drawing. Art, naked man, painting, fun..

It was lovely to run another hen party life drawing session in Bath on Saturday.
It’s such a lovely city and I love the chances I get to work there.
The session was in the basement of an apartment in the heart of Bath city centre.
The group were really welcoming and friendly – it’s a real honour to be part of a hen do when the group are so appreciative of the life drawing activity.
I started with a few warms ups the girls were really concentrating when it came to the longer poses.
I did two innocent and sweet poses with the hen herself and the organiser and then we finally did the body painting.
Everyone chipped in to paint me in a really creative way, and one of the group spent time making sure that one part of me was throughly covered in paint.

It’s incredible that we’re almost finished with 2014. It’s gone amazingly fast.

It’s been another busy year for my life drawing and body painting sessions. At the start of the year I hardly had any bookings but all of a sudden the enquiries were coming thick and fast until a point where I had my weekends covered for quite a few months.

I’ve been going back on some of the photos from this year to remind myself of the sessions I did, and I must admit some have blurred into each other. Some on the other hand really stand out – mainly to do with friendly organisers who I clicked with.

Thank you to everyone who enquired or booked me this year. Hope you can refer me on to others in the new year.

Happy Christmas to you all!

Now that Christmas and New Year is out of the way, busy hen party organisers are starting to look at what to do for their friend’s or sister’s special weekend.

Well, if you’re looking for something different, classy yet a little bit naughty – you’ve definitely come to the right place.

I’ve been tutoring and modelling life drawing  sessions for hen parties and birthday parties for four years so I’m very experienced at making sure I have happy hens (with blushes) at the end.

In my sessions, the hens learn do learn how to draw as well as have fun. Making sure that everyone is at ease and comfortable with me (naked) from the beginning is crucial for me. I thrive on a relaxed fun atmosphere and this translates to a great couple of arty hours.

Why should you book me? Well, apart from my experience and laid back attitude – I come to you, saving you the hassle of finding the venue and the cost of getting there. To my knowledge, I am also the only person in the UK that offers body painting as part of the event which adds a colourful and interactive ingredient to the activity. This addition has been extremely popular with all the groups in the last year.

I’ve already had some bookings, so please get in touch now with any questions or enquiries. Have a look at the ‘Locations’ tab above to see where I can travel, and also I will give you the password to the photos library if you get in touch.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Absolutely cannot wait until my first hen party life drawing & bodypainting session of 2015 this Saturday.
It’s in London this time, so Boris can you ensure a good clear road with no traffic (preferably a police escort) for me to get through the city to Aldgate East in the morning? If you do, I promise to hire a Boris bike for this year’s World Naked Bike Ride.

I’m still trying to gauge what the group will be like on the day. It sounds like they’ll be loud and a lot of fun – which is perfect for me. I don’t really like wallflowers as it’s hard to see whether they’re enjoying themselves or not.
The organiser was very pleased that I was able to make it as she made the schoolboy (girl) error of leaving arrangements for the hen party until the last moment.
Another lady on the other hand, booked me for April. So when i said to her that I’d speak to her again over the coming months prior to the event, she promptly brought my attention to the fact that it was for 2016! Super organised lady..

Last weekend was a strange one for bookings. Usually from all enquiries, roughly 40%-50% go on to book (higher than than for the previous weekend). However, out of five positive enquiries on Saturday and Sunday, it doesn’t appear that ANY of them have converted into actual bookings.. how disappointing. Hopefully that will change this week!
Hope you’re having a good week so far.

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Did it grab your attention? Yes, I do have permanently erect nipples for some reason. It’s not that I’m always excited or cold or anything. It just is…

OK, now that you’re reading this, I want to talk about the hen party life drawing session I did yesterday in London as well as a few other things.

I’m usually a bit weary of taking jobs on in London, as the heavy traffic means a much longer day of travel for me. This is especially  if an event is in east London which was the case yesterday meaning I have to travel right across. I must say though that it was a quite easy driving through the city on a Saturday – even with the SatNav taking me through the very centre. So, in future, very happy to take London hen party life drawing jobs on (but try and keep them early in the afternoon if you can).

I was entertaining a group of mostly Irish ladies yesterday, but to be honest, they were  entertaining me just as much! They were so funny!! The organiser and the bride (sisters) were such lovely friendly ladies. It really didn’t feel like work at all.

Spanking!

They’d all had a few glasses of champagne by the time I was there and the party was in full swing.
There was a hilarious lady there who was conflicted about me being naked – thought she shouldn’t be looking and for me to put clothes on, but the next minute she was whipping my bum. It’s the first time I’ve been properly spanked at a hen do! (I have to say that I loved it)

Interacting with the group

It was really interesting the feedback I had at the end from the organiser which made me think.

She said that the girls loved the fact that I was interacting, joking and answering their questions during the event. Some had been to hen party life drawing sessions previously and said that the model didn’t say anything throughout the session. This would have been mainly due to having a separate tutor – making it more serious.

Its important for me to get that connection with the group and I’m glad that this is appreciated by them.

I do some browsing sometimes as well to see what my competitors are doing. I have to admit that from what I see, most providers’ life drawing services seem a bit impersonal. So – if you read my blog and the different pages on my website, you’ll get a full picture of really what I’m like. With me you get personality, naughtiness if you want it, something unique (body painting as part of the activity), an entertaining afternoon for all involved – and permanently erect nipples.

I deal a lot with hen party organisers in my work.
It really is a tough job for them to get the weekend or the day right. Trying to get school friends from the past to mix with current friends can be a challenge, and a cause for worry prior to the event.
Usually with stag parties you don’t get the father and father in law coming along, but more often than not the Mothers and Mothers in law attend Hen Parties, which add another complexity to the mix. How the hell do you pitch correctly when you’ve got a lot of young women wanting to let their hair down for the weekend but also keep it respectable enough not to offend certain family members?
I suppose it’s not so difficult if your activities are innocent such as pamper days and jewellery making but I guess a bit more of a worry if you’re introducing a naked man to the group as you would with life drawing.
I do speak at length with hen party organisers after they book me to see what type of group they are and what they consist of. If it’s a group of girls who’ve known each other all their lives, I will approach it differently to a group where there’s a mother in law and members that the organsier doesn’t know.
Often I’m told there’s a shy hen and should bear this in mind with my activities. I definitely do this, but generally no changes are needed as the hen warms to the event and gets into it like everyone else by the end.
I see a part of my job being to offer that reassurance to the hen organiser that the event will be pitched as they want it to be and to read the situation and the group dynamic on the day. With close to a hundred events under my belt now, I generally know exactly what to do and will tweak my event as it goes along as well to ensure it goes well.
 
One thing I’ve learnt.. the older ladies certainly need no encouragement to enjoy and to get stuck in!

I’ve had two Hen Party life drawing sessions so far this year, and I’ve received two fantastic reviews from them afterwards. Please visit the Happy Customers page to read them as well as all the others I’ve had over the past couple of years.

I’m really very pleased about what the groups are saying, and it reassures me that I’m on the right lines with my events. I never take them for granted though as I always believe that they can be improved upon. I do analyse every moment of the events in my head afterwards and sometimes can be a little over critical of little aspects of them, but that’s good to keep me on my toes.

The last few days have been good in terms of enquiries and a fair few bookings have resulted from them. Last year it started a lot more slowly than this but even then, but by May/June I was booked virtually every weekend – so it bodes well for later this year.

Please get in touch now if you are interested in my services in the next few months!

April has turned out to be the busiest month that I’ve had!

I’ve got two or three bookings every weekend this month – which means a lot of travel, but also an opportunity to meet lots of very friendly ladies along the way.

I had two events last weekend – one in Bristol and one in Bath…and both very different.

In the Bath event on Friday, it was the start of the long weekend and there was a lot of energy and quite a big group as well. The hen party on Saturday was more reserved but in a nice way – smaller and a little quieter, with more focus on the drawing.

On my way to Reading this Friday evening, and that’s looking like a bit of a rowdy one. Saying that, the ones I think are going to be rowdy are never the ones that are… I try to do my homework in advance, sussing out what the group is like so that I can pitch it correctly, but ultimately I always judge it on the day to make sure I get it right.

Hope you all had a lovely Easter.

Very nice drawing