Life Drawing - The Essential Techniques (Stage 1)

Drawing the human figure as a subject matter has held a fascination for artists for centuries up until the present day. Whether you've attended classes previously or perhaps have never drawn the human figure before, you'll receive a warm welcome on this course that gives you the chance to develop your skills alongside a wide mix of individuals with this shared interest. 

Your tutor, Tom Winter (Royal Society of Portrait Painters Exhibition 2010), will lead you through a structured programme of drawing skills. You'll produce linear and tonal studies, record active poses and make more considered drawings, allowing you to gain confidence in your observational responses to the unclothed and clothed form.

Tom will encourage you to be both personal and expressive in your work whilst exploring a variety of drawing materials. As well as working in the group setting, you'll also be supported and encouraged by your tutor on an individual basis with feedback and suggestions to support and encourage your progress.  

As your tutor guides you through the series of lessons, your skills of observation and draughtsmanship will develop. By the end of the course, you'll have developed both your skills as an artist and a portfolio of fresh and inspiring work. 

Drawing the human figure as a subject matter has held a fascination for artists for centuries up until the present day. Whether you've attended classes previously or perhaps have never drawn the human figure before, you'll receive a warm welcome on this course that gives you the chance to develop your skills alongside a wide mix of individuals with this shared interest. 

Your tutor, Tom Winter (Royal Society of Portrait Painters Exhibition 2010), will lead you through a structured programme of drawing skills. You'll produce linear and tonal studies, record active poses and make more considered drawings, allowing you to gain confidence in your observational responses to the unclothed and clothed form.

Tom will encourage you to be both personal and expressive in your work whilst exploring a variety of drawing materials. As well as working in the group setting, you'll also be supported and encouraged by your tutor on an individual basis with feedback and suggestions to support and encourage your progress.  

As your tutor guides you through the series of lessons, your skills of observation and draughtsmanship will develop. By the end of the course, you'll have developed both your skills as an artist and a portfolio of fresh and inspiring work.