Day |
Time |
Typical programme |
One |
Morning |
Introduction to the studio, the tutors and other students. Demonstration of different drawing styles, materials and techniques. Experimentation in line, tone and texture in different media. |
Afternoon |
Approaches to composition, proportion and perspective. Drawing 3D objects and still-life arrangements in different media. Critique and group discussion. |
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Two |
Morning |
Keeping a sketchbook and developing a portfolio. Colour theory and experimentation with colour and printmaking. |
Afternoon |
Continue working in the studio, the gardens or surrounding countryside. Individual tutorials, and/or free time to explore and relax. Critique, lecture/or film. |
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Three |
Morning/ afternoon |
Day drawing and painting excursion to the East Anglian coast (with packed lunches and refreshments). |
Four |
Morning |
Life drawing (life model for the whole day) and/or printmaking. |
Afternoon |
Continue life drawing and printmaking, or pursue individual interests. Critique and group discussion. |
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Five |
Morning |
Optional drawing excursion/ continue studio work. |
Afternoon |
Individual tutorials, and/or free time to explore and relax. Critique and setting up group exhibition. |
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4.00pm- |
Exhibition with wine |
Five-day course: typical programme
Each day lunch will be served at 1.00pm, and there will be a half-hour break in both the morning and afternoon sessions for refreshments.