Get a fresh perspective on the human figure with our life drawing class.
Practising scales is essential to the musician, and drawing is the fundamental skill essential to the artist. We line up fantastic models and hope that you can join us to observe and capture the human form on paper.
Sally goes out of her way to make this class accessible for the absolute beginner and the professional artist alike. Her tutoring philosophy is very much about showing you range of techniques and options, then allowing you choose what styles work best for you. She is never prescriptive but will inspire you to discover and develop your own style in a way that works for you.
Long and short poses, experimental techniques and exercises all help make the atmosphere friendly, exciting and fun!
These fun sessions will include:
- Shorter poses that help you warm up, these gradually increase in duration to longer poses as the class progresses
- Sally will demonstrate charcoal techniques using tone, line and rubber to capture the essence of the pose and gain confidence.
- Some time will be spent doing ink and stick drawings to really loosen you up (these materials provided by Sally)
- Each artist will receive informal, relaxed & attentive guidance from Sally Fisher
Suitable for?
Suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike
What is included in the price?
- 3 hours of tutored life drawing
- A fantastic life model to study and draw
- Tables and easels to work on
- Compressed charcoal and acrylic paint
- Ink and stick to be used for some of the poses
- Tea, coffee, biscuits/cakes
- Use of a beautiful, purpose built art studio with all the equipment & materials you will need
- Beautiful countryside setting
This course is for you if:
- You want to improve your observation skills and ‘keep your artistic’ eye in tune
- You want to explore your creativity
- You want to increase your understanding of the human form and anatomy
- You want to get away from it all and immerse yourself in a fun, creative environment
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You will need to bring:
- At least two medium or heavyweight lining wallpaper,
- Kitchen roll or rag rubber,
- A packed lunch if you wish to stay after the class and eat with fellow students.
My life drawing sessions are immersive, engaging and fun. Those who come are given 3 hours to switch off from life and focus on just one thing – capturing the human form on paper. For many people’s lives this proves to be a rare but welcome opportunity. They are intense though, which is why we make these sessions shorter than the typical classes run here at the Phoenix.
Sally Fisher – Course Tutor
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