Leeds College of Art courses

...Level one students do not need to have any previous experience, though it is not uncommon for people to attend who have a practical background in the...

...by an experienced printmaking tutor with support from several expert technicians...

...materials in new ways, creating own brief to design and develop headwear. Course three - Innovative Millinery: Continued development of techniques...

...Course content Term one will revolve around the project ‘Surface Decoration and Texture' and will be an exploration of mark making and roller printing...

...for discussion. The remainder of the session is devoted to practical work, split between one-to-one teaching and demonstrations/short information sessions to the group...

...Equipment and materials costs Most materials are covered by your course fee although, depending on the amount you use, you may have to buy glass as this is expensive...

...Design and construct slab/coil built or thrown vessels/forms. Apply several surface decoration techniques. Apply glaze confidently. Design and make a piece...

...work on with the support of the technician...

...Level two Working on a given theme, you will develop design and making skills to a higher standard. It is hoped that the skills gained and the satisfaction...

...12.30pm each week. This is a national project piloted by Leeds College of Art, Hereford College of Arts, Plymouth College of Art and Cleveland College of...