Local artist and educator Leah Bullen will teach a 3 week course for expressive drawing. Students will be introduced to variety of drawing materials and apply them to drawing exercises in the studio.
Find out more »In this 2 day workshop, Jan Clark will teach participants how to draw a forest floor in a simple sequence of layers that gives the illusion of depth and complexity using graphite pencils.
Find out more »Join the tutor and a group of like-minded people to observe, record and enquire into the nature found in Black Gully and in your own back yard. This is a one day a week, six-week course combining observational drawing in the field with studio work.
Find out more »This class will focus on drawing the human figure in the studio. Students will be guided through the fundamental principles of observational life drawing, exploring line, shape, form, gesture, movement, tone and composition. Suitable for beginners or more experienced artists, wanting regular life drawing practice.
Find out more »Create your own Graffiti Art Panel! Before the workshop begins, we will look around the Armidale Street Exhibition to seek inspiration and look at different techniques. In the workshop kids will learn how to use stencils, texture, layering and colour to create their own street art.
Find out more »Learn how to draw cartoon characters and then design your own! In this one hour workshop kids will learn some tricks of the cartoon trade and then use these to make their own cartoon character, using poses and shading to make it look like it belongs in a comic book.
Find out more »Immerse yourself in a weekend of printmaking with workshops and social events coinciding with the Southern Highlands Printmakers’ Exhibition at New England Regional Art Museum with leading printmakers Lizzie Horne, Liz Powell and Leah Bullen.
Find out more »A series of 3-week short courses that can be undertaken individually, or as a complete overview-style course in the Museum of Printing, NERAM. In class 2 students will get an overview of letterpress printing posters using large-format wood type and the vintage iron flatbed press from the MoP collection.
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