Observational Drawing (Classical methods of still life)
From 30 £ /h
In this 6 week workshop series, you will discover classical methods of drawing objects and still life scenes from observation. Designed in an approachable, step by step way, so that everyone from beginners to advanced artists can become more confident in drawing from life.
- In week 1 we will start off by looking at everything you need to start an observational drawing including materials, lighting and setup. We will do some short introductory drawing exercises.
- In week 2 we will look at the fundamentals of drawing a single object, using methods of measuring, basic line drawing and geometric shape.
- In week 3 we will look at light and shadow and how to describe the three dimensional volume of a planed object.
- In week 4 we will develop our knowledge of light, shadow and tone by learning to draw curved and cylindrical objects.
-In week 5 we will look at how to compose multiple objects within a scene and will learn how to draw this still life scene with a focus on perspective.
- In week 6 we will do a final drawing of a still life scene, and will take a look at how to finalise your pencil drawings by working into shadows and amplifying highlights, using blending techniques and finally, understanding the correct fixing and storage of your drawings.
- In week 1 we will start off by looking at everything you need to start an observational drawing including materials, lighting and setup. We will do some short introductory drawing exercises.
- In week 2 we will look at the fundamentals of drawing a single object, using methods of measuring, basic line drawing and geometric shape.
- In week 3 we will look at light and shadow and how to describe the three dimensional volume of a planed object.
- In week 4 we will develop our knowledge of light, shadow and tone by learning to draw curved and cylindrical objects.
-In week 5 we will look at how to compose multiple objects within a scene and will learn how to draw this still life scene with a focus on perspective.
- In week 6 we will do a final drawing of a still life scene, and will take a look at how to finalise your pencil drawings by working into shadows and amplifying highlights, using blending techniques and finally, understanding the correct fixing and storage of your drawings.
Extra information
Bring: basic drawing materials (Pencils, paper, rubber)
A table lamp
A table cloth, blanket or piece of soft material
A range of objects to have in each class which will be talked through in the first lesson.
A table lamp
A table cloth, blanket or piece of soft material
A range of objects to have in each class which will be talked through in the first lesson.
Location
Online from United Kingdom
About Me
Evie is a friendly and confident Fine Artist based in London with excellent communication skills and experience in both teaching and event management.
Having completed an Art Foundation diploma at Camberwell UAL she then went on to graduate from Newcastle University with a BA in Fine Art in 2018. Since then, she has exhibited at major London Art Fairs, curated and shown work in shows around London and continues to collaborate with Christian Dior and perfume house Guerlain.
Evie has experience in teaching Sip and Paint classes, running Art and Mindfulness classes and Art Tutoring.
Having completed an Art Foundation diploma at Camberwell UAL she then went on to graduate from Newcastle University with a BA in Fine Art in 2018. Since then, she has exhibited at major London Art Fairs, curated and shown work in shows around London and continues to collaborate with Christian Dior and perfume house Guerlain.
Evie has experience in teaching Sip and Paint classes, running Art and Mindfulness classes and Art Tutoring.
Education
- Bachelor of Arts Degree - Fine Art - Newcastle University
- Art Foundation Diploma - Camberwell (University of the Arts London)
- Channing Secondary School & Sixth Form
- Art Foundation Diploma - Camberwell (University of the Arts London)
- Channing Secondary School & Sixth Form
Experience / Qualifications
- DBS Checked
- Painting Teacher ‘Brush and Bubbles’ August 2021 - ongoing.
- Drawing Teacher - The Brick Gallery, Clerkenwell, January 2021 - ongoing
- Experience in exhibition curation
- Experience in event management
- Painting Teacher ‘Brush and Bubbles’ August 2021 - ongoing.
- Drawing Teacher - The Brick Gallery, Clerkenwell, January 2021 - ongoing
- Experience in exhibition curation
- Experience in event management
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Skills
Availability of a typical week
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New York
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
In this class we will explore drawing through a series of therapeutic art and mindfulness exercises. This class is designed to encourage students to free the mind of judgement and explore the realms of unpredictability and subconscious creation.
You will be lead through simple techniques of mark making, pattern and experimental drawing with a focus on breathing and sensation. As well as drawing to music, poems and film, we will be taking a look at a few artists who have worked within the realms of the abstract drawing and the subconscious.
The aim of this class is to quieten our conscious mind and place our thoughts completely in the present, in turn creating a deeper connection with ourselves and the world around us.
You will be lead through simple techniques of mark making, pattern and experimental drawing with a focus on breathing and sensation. As well as drawing to music, poems and film, we will be taking a look at a few artists who have worked within the realms of the abstract drawing and the subconscious.
The aim of this class is to quieten our conscious mind and place our thoughts completely in the present, in turn creating a deeper connection with ourselves and the world around us.
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