Chinese Calligraphy Class with Iris

Have you ever been fascinated by the beauty of Chinese characters, ink paintings, or traditional Chinese culture?

Join Iris for a year-long journey into the art of Chinese calligraphy and discover how brush, ink and movement come together to create expressive and meaningful artworks.

In this course, you will explore Chinese regular script, inspired by the elegant and disciplined style of Ouyang Xun, one of the most influential calligraphers in Chinese history.

Through guided practice, demonstrations and personalised feedback, you will learn how individual brushstrokes create balance, rhythm and harmony within Chinese characters.

No previous experience is required. Whether you are completely new to calligraphy or simply curious about Chinese culture, Iris will guide you step by step in a supportive and inspiring environment.

Through monthly in-person classes, guided practice, and ongoing feedback, we will explore:

• Brush techniques and essential strokes
• The structure and balance of Chinese characters
• The rhythm and beauty of regular script
• Creating a finished calligraphy artwork in each class to take home, display, or give as a thoughtful handmade gift

The course includes:

• 10 in-person Chinese calligraphy classes
• A final student exhibition celebrating everyone’s progress
• A beautiful finished calligraphy work from each class to take home or share as a meaningful gift
• Take-home practice copy sheets
• Ongoing online guidance and feedback between classes
• Course Details

📅 19 September 2026 – 19 June 2027

🕓 One Saturday each month, 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Booking closes: 6 September 2026.

About Your Teacher:

Born and raised in Taiwan, Iris began learning Chinese calligraphy at the age of nine. She received traditional training under experienced calligraphers alongside her art education, developing a strong foundation in brush techniques, character structure, and the aesthetics of Chinese calligraphy.

After completing her studies, Iris worked alongside artists and calligraphers, continuing to deepen her understanding of Chinese art and creative practice.

She later came to London to study Art Management and has been based in London since 2019. Today, she enjoys sharing the beauty of traditional Chinese calligraphy with students from diverse cultural backgrounds, creating a bridge between Chinese artistic heritage and contemporary life.

Chinese calligraphy is not about writing quickly or perfectly. It is an invitation to slow down, observe with care, and discover the beauty that emerges through patient practice. Through Chinese calligraphy, every class becomes an opportunity to learn, create, and leave with a finished artwork that carries both beauty and meaning.

Come and discover the beauty of Chinese calligraphy — one brush stroke at a time.