DRAWING COURSES

DRAWING COURSES

Life Drawing Focus

A series of stand-alone classes focusing on different aspects of life drawing. Ideal for those who would like some help with specific challenges, or who to want to take their life-drawing skills to the next level. Beginners welcome.

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An artist wearing a yellow sweater is drawing a portrait on a large white sheet of paper with black ink or charcoal, on an easel. The drawing appears to be of a nude person seen from behind.

Life Drawing Focus: Proportion and Foreshortening

Thurs 18 September

10 am-12.30

£28

Tutor: chris blackburn

We will look at different approaches to capturing proportion, and how to tackle foreshortening. We will also learn from looking at other artworks - from Caravaggio to Spiderman comics- that have captured or played with foreshortening for drama or movement.

A pencil sketch of a woman with short, wavy hair, looking contemplative with her head slightly tilted downward and her arms crossed in front of her.
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Life Drawing Focus: Heads and Shoulders

Thurs 25 September

10 am-12.30

£28

Tutor: chris blackburn

Head too small? Face a blank space? Angle of the shoulder throwing out the rest of the drawing?  In this class we’ll pay attention to the anatomy of heads and shoulders, with a few tips on portraiture thrown in.

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Sketch of a hand holding a pen, depicted in black lines on a white background.

Life Drawing Focus: Hands

Thursday 27 November

10 am-12.30

£28

Tutor: chris blackburn

A class of two halves: first we will spend some time studying and drawing hands, then we will return to full figure and include hands in our drawing with more confidence..

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Freeing Up: Sorry Not Sorry

A creative course exploring the possibilities of drawing

Thursday October 2nd

10-1pm


​Course cost: £28

Do you sometimes just want to let go and free-up your drawing? This class provides a safe, non-judgey space for you to unapologetically draw the way you want to draw. We will explore what drawing is or could be and consider observation, response, technical skill and free expression, and we’ll probe the tensions between getting it 'right' versus letting loose.

Materials (but not rules) included.

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