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| WED | Drawing and Painting Summer School:
25th July |
Watercolour Club | Drawing and Painting Summer School:
25th July |
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| SAT | Drawing and Painting Summer School:
28th July |
Lino Printing Summer School:
28th July
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WEDNESDAY CLASS: 10AM – 1PM & 6PM – 9PM
Course Dates:
25th July /1st August /8th August/15th August
Days: 4 x 3 hours per week
Location: art CLASS London
Level: All Levels
Fee: £120
SATURDAY 10AM – 1PM
Course Dates:
28th July/4th August/11th August/18th August
Days: 4 x 3 hours per week
Location: art CLASS London
Level: All Levels
Fee: £120
What is the course about?
This course provides an exciting opportunity to develop and extend your drawing and painting practice with guidance from an experienced tutor. You will receive practical support to deepen your knowledge of Image Development Techniques and you will be introduced to a various painting methods with acrylic paint.
What will we cover?
The course begins with a tutor-led project starting with drawing. First, we will be focusing on Image-Development Techniques:
Then you will be introduced to a various methods of painting. (Glazing, dry brush, impasto, etc.)
In the second half of the course (3rd and 4th week) you will develop your own project and apply techniques learned in class; and/or develop your existing practice.
You may opt to work independently throughout, in this case you should feel able to self-start; you will also receive regular tutor-guidance and feedback and participate in group reviews and discussion.
By the end of this course you should be able to…
Explore a variousImage-Development Techniques and be able to use two different painting methods.
Collect reference material to support a body of work
Identify a subject matter of interest to you
Have greater confidence and independence in your working methods
How will I be taught?
By Power Point Presentation, demonstration, practical projects, hand-outs, one-to-one tutoring, group discussion and reviews.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
Please bring sketchbooks and/or photos to support your research. Various image source materials are provided but you will also be encouraged to work with your own ideas.
All materials provided.
SATURDAY 2PM – 5PM
Course Dates: 28th July/4th August/11th August/18th August
Days: 4 x 3 hours per week
Location: art CLASS London
Level: All Levels
Fee: £120
PLEASE NOTE:
If you decide to join Lino Printing Saturday 2-5pm for all 4 weeks you will be able to develop more complex designs then if you join us just for one session. However, heaving only one session is good as a taster for anyone who is new to the lino printing.
What is the course about?
This workshop is an introduction to basic and advanced lino printing principles and methods.
You will be given practical demonstrations of techniques and instruction on use of equipment.
What will we cover?
Starting with developing fine cutting techniques and exploring line, tone and texture to produce monochromatic prints.
Then you will learn how to design, carve and print linocuts in colour and how to register different layers.
Through a series of exercises you will learn how to mix and control colour and how to work with transparent layers to create more colours.
By the end of this workshop you should be able to…
How will I be taught?
Introduction and demonstration by tutor.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
All basic materials are provided. It is recommended that you bring visual source material i.e. photos, postcards, sketchbooks, drawings as inspiration. Keep your design simple enough to achieve a finished print if you are not able to have more then one session.
