Art craft courses

...Explore the natural materials of the North Pennine landscape around Alston Moor by making 2-D and 3-D art works in –situ, then photograph and print...

...Winter Art Classes Course Time: Evening classes every Monday and Tuesday from 7pm to 9pm. Afternoon classes run on Tuesday from 2pm to...

...Suitable for: Beginners to art and design, or those with little previous experience...

... are non-refundable. Please note: Heatherley School of Fine Art reserves the right to cancel, combine or reschedule courses, or adjust fees, or substitute...

...This is a course for students who want to study key pictures from art history and learn about how they are made, composed and why they are considered important. It is a course highly suitable for: students studying at access or pre exam based courses, those who wish to underpin their own artistic...

... of Hebrew and previous art/calligraphy experience are not essential. Beginners as well as advanced students are welcome. Progress at your own...

...Suitable for: Classes are aimed at school students from year 10 and 11 who. Have taken Art and Design GCSE as an option. In addition, students under the age of 18 who are taking a level 2 qualification in Art and Design...

...To develop students the ability to research and analyse works of art by means of first-hand study of art objects...

...Our Instructor will take you through all the basic techniques including: handling the clay, shaping and forming it, pre-finishing, firing times and temperature, finishing and polishing. Suitable for: This workshop is aimed at those who have no experience working with Art Clay Silver...

...Why should I study Fine Art at Cardinal Newman College?Excellent facilities, dedicated staff and a wide range of enrichment activities (including opportunities to visit both local and regional art galleries, trips to London, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester) all make Cardinal Newman a great...

...This course is designed for students who enjoy working creatively in a friendly and dynamic environment, using a wide range of materials and media such as painting, drawing, textiles and photography. You will have the opportunity to visit a number of local art galleries to develop your knowledge...

...Shape your artistic talents and explore the possibilities of a career in Fine Art. A varied programme of study which provides a grounding in Fine Art, setting you up for a career in the creative industries. There are sixteen units to complete over the two year course, eight units per year: Drawing...

...This course is for all those budding artists and illustrators out there. It includes a broad range of art and design skills from drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and illustration techniques. You will work towards a portfolio of work specifically designed for the requirements of art schools...

...Explores the development of Asian art forms as well as the ways in which various religions have affected that development. Lectures and handling...

...This course is for you if you have existing skills in Art, Design, Photography or Media. You may wish to experience a wide range of new skills and then concentrate on a specialist area or you may wish to develop a singular specialist area...

...Why choose Fine Art? Fine Art is about. Making. Looking at. Thinking about. Feeling about. Knowing about. Responding...

...This workshop gets you started with art clay and can be taken even if you have no previous knowledge of the material. After the workshop you should feel comfortable working with metal clay on your...

...Art and Design GCSE Subject category: Visual Arts What will I study? The study programme offers a provision of resources, materials and equipment...

...Practical assignments to include- drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography and ceramics. Critical analysis of Art History and contemporary practice is incorporated in to all the units. There is a compulsory written component in the A2 coursework...

...Students are given the opportunity to explore a wide range of Art and Design activities. Emphasis is placed on practical work with opportunities to explore drawing, painting, collage, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and lens based imaging...