Join artist Tam Cao in this 4 week still life painting course as a great way for students to improve their skills. Learn about still life painting with a limited palette. Starting with primary shapes i.e. cube, cone, sphere etc. and further into more complicated shapes. As we arrange the objects in space you'll discover that composition of your still-life is a starting point to picture making. What students will achieve Expected course outcomes: understanding of primary shapes...
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This course is about exploring the landscape through drawing and painting. Students can following a step-by-step approach or continue painting at their own pace. We will cover different painting techniques - including tonal underpainting, glazing, scumbling, dry brushing and ‘alla prima’ (wet-in-wet). Students will also learn the basics of colour theory, tone and brush-work, and explore how to unearth their own creative instincts to capture the landscape. Your tutor Michael Simms...
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<p>This course is about exploring the landscape through drawing and painting. Students can following a step-by-step approach or continue painting at their own pace. We will cover different painting
Learn the fundamentals of how to draw with charcoal - one of the most versatile and expressive mediums. Students will experiment with various techniques to capture a variety of subject matter, such as still life, landscape, portraits and the figure. Michael will provide tips and tricks on how to simplify some of the most seemingly complex forms into basic geometric shapes that make drawing digestible and fun. Students will learn how to embed structure into their drawings before...
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Drawing Course | Fundamentals of Charcoal Drawing with Michael Simms
This class is also suitable for high school students. Save on your fees when you start a course already underway. Call the office 95641519 to enquire. See More> Price *excludes* materials. This is a short 4 week course suitable for new and continuing students.
This class is also suitable for high school students. Save on your fees when you start a course already underway. Call the office 95641519 to enquire. See More> Price *excludes* materials. This is a short 4 week course that is suitable for new and continuing students.
This class will encourage creative freedom, uniqueness and quirky design. Guided by ceramic artist and teacher Isis Star, students will be encouraged to express themselves, experiment and most importantly embrace the joy and therapeutic nature of working with clay. This term class is ideal for kids looking to explore and develop their artistic voice through ceramic sculpture and hand building. Over 8 weeks each term, students will learn fundamental techniques used by ceramic...
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This 8-week course is designed for art enthusiasts who want to explore the beauty of floral art through the medium of watercolours. Throughout the course, participants will have the opportunity to work on advanced techniques, experiment with different styles, and receive personalized feedback and guidance from the tutor. Saba Manesh is a watercolour artist, originally from Iran who trained in watercolours as part of her degree in Urban Design. "Watercolour is my passion, and each...
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This watercolour painting course is designed for art enthusiasts and beginners who want to explore the beauty of floral art through the medium of watercolours. This course will provide participants with the opportunity to learn and practice various watercolour techniques in 4 weeks. Students will be introduced to wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry painting, dry brushing, gradients, layers, colours and shading, how to create volume and more. Saba Manesh is a watercolour artist, originally...
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This new Landscape Watercolour Course is a short course designed for beginners and intermediate artists interested in exploring the captivating world of landscape painting using watercolours. This course will cover foundational techniques, composition, colour theory and essential skills required to create beautiful landscape watercolour paintings. Saba Manesh is a watercolour artist, originally from Iran who trained in watercolours as part of her degree in Urban Design....
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This 8 week course is designed for intermediate to advanced artists who want to elevate their landscape watercolour painting skills to a professional level. This comprehensive course covers advanced techniques, compositional strategies, colour theory and different artistic styles by which participants can develop their unique voice in landscape watercolour art. Saba Manesh is a watercolour artist, originally from Iran who trained in watercolours as part of her degree in Urban...
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This 4 week painting course is a great introduction for students who want to learn how to paint portraits in oils or improve their skills. Tam Cao is our visiting tutor this term. Primarily a portrait and landscape artist, Tam studied at the Julian Ashton Art School and was awarded the John Olsen Scholarship in 2010. Students will benefit from working on tonal studies and colour mixing and the course can cater for students who wish to improve their painting skills using oils....
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In this one-day workshop, students will learn how to paint human facial features in oils (including an eye, nose, mouth and ear) using just four colours. Michael will provide tips and tricks on how to simplify some of the most seemingly complex areas of the face into basic geometric shapes that make painting digestible and fun. Michael will cover the basic principles of colour theory, how to structure and organise their palette, and how to mix flesh tones suitable for the specific...
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