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Painting and drawing

A painting project
In this course participants are encouraged to focus and
develop a clear and personal painting approach in a relaxed and supportive
environment. Set projects will be available and will vary each term. An open and
individual approach to the projects will be welcomed.
Students are also able to
explore their own individual projects and ideas, but must come ready and
prepared to begin. This course is suitable for those who have completed several
of the stage 2 painting classes or who are relatively experienced and motivated
to extend their practice towards a more independent level.
Maximum enrolment is 15.
Beginning to draw and paint
This class is for the beginner painter or for those
wanting a reason to take up their brush again. Students will be guided through a
series of exercises aimed at balancing skills with individual expression and
creativity.
Using a variety of media, aspects of drawing,
composition, tonal value, colour, perspective and paint application will be
introduced.
Maximum enrolment is 15.
Introduction to drawing and painting
This is a short course introduction to drawing and painting.
Using a series of guided exercises students will learn the essentials of drawing
and painting skills.
Using a variety of media, aspects of drawing, composition, tonal
value, colour, perspective and paint application will be introduced.
Max enrolment is 8.
| Dates |
Class |
Days and times |
Cost |
Tutor |
Booking |
| Starts 31 January 2012 (6 weeks) |
161 (Stage 1) |
Tuesdays, 9.30am-12.30pm |
$185 |
Kathryn Stevens |
Booking enquiry |
Painting
This stimulating course explores contemporary approaches to
painting. It is designed to encourage you to explore new ways of seeing.
Beginning with observation, we will work through the drawing processes,
experimenting with scale, media and technique to stimulate a conceptual
awareness and a personal vision. Students work in their preferred medium eg
oil/acrylic etc. A materials list is available on request. Suitable for those
with some experience.
Maximum enrolment is 15.
Paint and possibility - a painter's toolbox
This is a process-based class and it is most essentially
about discovery. The only prerequisite for the course is a willingness to freely
experiment with media, tools and techniques of painting with an exploratory
focus.
Through a series of guided sessions that explore a wide
range of painting and drawing materials and processes students will be supported
to discover an approach to painting that personally excites them.
Maximum enrolment is 8.

Paint and possibility - mixed media
This project-based class aims to stimulate new lines of
thought through the experimental use of media. Students will be interested in
contemporary abstract painting and will preferably have completed one of Linda's
stage 1 courses.
Maximum enrolment is 8.
| Dates |
Class |
Days and times |
Cost |
Tutor |
Booking |
| Starts 2 February 2012 |
211 (Stage 2) |
Thursdays, 9.30am-12.30pm |
$285 |
Linda Roche |
Booking enquiry |
Weekend workshop: Taking the mystery out of art materials
Interested in contemporary painting but don't know where to
start? Confused by the huge number of products that confront you when you step
into an art shop?
In this exciting 2-day workshop you will have the
opportunity to work with a wide range of wet and dry media in order to gain a
clearer understanding of what different materials do and how they can be used.
In a relaxed and supportive environment, you will be guided through a series of
exercises that will help you understand how materials and techniques can be
combined to create depth and texture in a painting.
The tutor will provide additional materials on the
day at a cost of $20.
Maximum enrolment is 12
| Dates |
Class |
Days and times |
Cost |
Tutor |
Booking |
| 31 March & 1 April 2012 |
221 (All levels) |
Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm |
$145 |
Linda Roche |
Booking enquiry |
Watercolour
Explore traditional watercolour techniques and get modern results
Weekend workshop: Summertime shadows
Everything summer from playing on the beach to painting
summer flowers. Light plays a huge element in this workshop so shadows, darks
and beautiful colours will be a focus.
Learn how to create atmosphere and magic using brushstrokes and graded wash under paintings. Explore wet in wet, water to
pigment ratios and leaving whites as well as quick drawing techniques to get you painting quickly.
Maximum enrolment is 12.
| Dates |
Class |
Days and times |
Cost |
Tutor |
Booking |
| 18 & 19 February 2012 |
231 (All levels) |
Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm |
$145 |
Amanda Brett |
Booking enquiry |
Weekend workshop: Earthy autumn shades in watercolour
Autumn is a beautiful season to capture in watercolour: golds, reds, siennas and yellows. Light is a key ingredient so we will focus on
colour complementaries and contrast that bring depth and vibrancy.
We will explore further traditional wet in wet and colour dropping techniques to
create atmospheric backgrounds. Learn to boost your speed drawing skills and
complete a whole painting and more!
Maximum enrolment is 12.
| Dates |
Class |
Days and times |
Cost |
Tutor |
Booking |
| 17 & 18 March 2012 |
241 (All levels) |
Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm |
$145 |
Amanda Brett |
Booking enquiry |
Updated November 2011