100 drawings in a day
Course
In London
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Location
London
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The aim is to generate a series of rapid drawings, and to free up your drawing style and use of materials, keeping productivity fluid and open. The drawing day will be include shifts in pace and emphasis. You will be carefully guided through each transition, and given clear parameters. Mostly working in a sketchbook, some exercises will be closely directed, others will encourage you to apply your own reasoning and ideas. We will use traditional and contemporary approaches to drawing, so come prepared to observe, deconstruct, invent, enlarge, reduce, copy and collaborate – but most of all be prepared to draw intensively and responsively!
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Use a range of drawing exercises to open up new imagery and ideas
Identify at least two new drawing techniques that you can apply in future
Manage the challenges of working to a timed brief
Identify areas of potential in your exploratory or incomplete drawings
Take home one hundred unique new drawings.
Please bring 2 personal items:
a small object that interests you, in terms of form or provenance
a photograph or piece of text that you would like to work with
Standard drawing materials are provided: charcoal, ink, graphite, felt-tips, pastel and chalk.
Cartridge paper is provided; an A4 sketchbook is useful but not essential.
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If you would like to buy art materials for your personal use outside of the course, City Lit students receive 10% discount off everything* from Cass Art, the UK's leading art supplies retailer. Your tutor will advise you on what you should buy
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- Drawing
- Art
Course programme
Drawing from memory, photos, mirror images, object forms, sound and moving image
The elements of form in drawing
Composition - Gestalt concepts and random techniques
Graphic techniques – e.g repetition, enlargement, reversal, masking
Content and meaning – contextual slides, discussion of work-in-progress.
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100 drawings in a day