Life Drawing 08 - Imagined angles

 Brief



Today is the last life drawing class of 2020 and it will be the most free of the year. Bring with you anything you want to try. 

If you want to repeat something we have done earlier in the year then this is the best time - be that clay, tone, collage, expanding drawings, colour - paint or dry media. I will advise you with what ever you want to try.

I know that there are a lot of deadlines coming up and understand some of you may not be able to make it but remember that doing half a day of drawing will improve your concentration and help with all your other work. If you cannot make it please de-register or let me know so others can come. 


The class is useful for all levels of ability. 



Required materials and tools


EVERYTHING/ANYTHING - Drawing materials, charcoal, graphite, ink, pastels, paint, scissors and glue – anything else you might want to try. 








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