Portraiture, Friday 11am-2pm

£45.00

Portraiture: 6-week course

Starts 24th January 2025

No previous experience necessary!

Dive into the essentials of shape, value and colour as you investigate the art of capturing likeness. From traditional techniques to innovative methods, including both analogue and digital tools, you’ll enhance your ability to portray depth and character.

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Portraiture: 6-week course

Starts 24th January 2025

No previous experience necessary!

Dive into the essentials of shape, value and colour as you investigate the art of capturing likeness. From traditional techniques to innovative methods, including both analogue and digital tools, you’ll enhance your ability to portray depth and character.

Portraiture: 6-week course

Starts 24th January 2025

No previous experience necessary!

Dive into the essentials of shape, value and colour as you investigate the art of capturing likeness. From traditional techniques to innovative methods, including both analogue and digital tools, you’ll enhance your ability to portray depth and character.

Materials list for Portraiture Course

Basic Drawing Supplies:

Sketchbook: A4 size or larger, 100gsm or heavier (for sketches, studies, and planning).

Pencils: A variety of graphite pencils (HB, 2B, 4B, and 6B) for sketching and shading.

Erasers

Pencil Sharpener

Ruler

Charcoal

Markers

Painting Supplies

Acrylic or Oil Paints

Brushes:

   - A selection of round brushes (sizes 2, 4, 8) for detail work and broader strokes.

   - A flat brush (size 1/2 inch or larger) for larger areas and backgrounds.

Palette: A flat surface (e.g., a plastic or wooden palette) for mixing paints.

Canvas, mounting card, or a Block of Canvas Paper: A3 or A4 size canvas boards or canvas paper, depending on preference.

Palette Knife: For mixing paint and applying texture (optional but useful).

Masking Tape

 Additional Essentials:

Water Container (for Acrylics): A jar or cup for rinsing brushes.

2. Oil Medium (for Oils): Linseed oil or other preferred medium for mixing and thinning paints.

3. Paper Towels or Rags: For blotting and cleaning brushes.

5. Apron or Old Clothing: To protect clothes from paint stains.

Do not worry if you do not have all these materials, we have some back up materials in the centre!