Tasha Bee is a community artist based in Bristol, UK.
With a background in graphic design and illustration, Tasha works across many mediums and enjoys using art and creativity to empower herself and others.
In her own practice, she enjoys getting messy with hands-on processes and developing new skills. Current favourites are ceramics, graffiti art and printmaking.
Tasha works with a variety of groups to deliver creative workshops. Her focus is to nurture a safe and supportive space for individuals to embrace creativity and to uncover hidden talents, connect with others and improve wellbeing.
She is currently working with Creativity Works and Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP) to deliver the Fresh Art project in B&NES. She also works with The Brandon Trust to deliver art & craft groups for individuals with learning disabilities & autism.
Tasha is interested in engaging with different groups in the community and is available for freelance projects & workshops. If you would like to work with Tasha please get in touch at: hello@tashabee.com
Work history
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Fresh Art WorkerCreativity Woks
Bath, United KingdomFull Time
Fresh Art is an innovative project that creates artwork to enliven NHS environments, it is in partnership with Creativity Works, Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership Trust (AWP) and Bath museums. The project aims to reduce social isolation and to enable participants to connect with others and their environment through creativity. I am responsible for managing the project, which involves assisting with facilitation of groups and encouraging engagement, as well as developing a programme which enables AWP to refer service users into creative pathways to support their wellbeing.
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Creator & Workshop FacilitatorPot Heads
Bristol, United KingdomFreelance
Pot Heads are lovingly hand crafted earthenware beings, each with their own unique personality and botanical hairstyle…
I started creating The Pot Heads during my time at Fired Up ceramics, where initially the idea of the simple plant pot with facial features and a plant for it's hair was a focus for a group activity and a fun workshop. The Pot Heads have been growing in population since then and now I enjoy creating and selling my colourful plant-loving pals, as well as facilitating workshops for people to enjoy creating their own!
I have a studio in St Werburghs, Bristol where the Pot Heads are based and I offer community and private workshops, which you can book through my website at www.potheadshop.co.uk
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Skills
- Print Design
- Painting
- Typography
- Design
- Illustration
- Illustrator
- Indesign
- Photoshop
- Teaching Facilitation
- Teaching