
Drawing
Drawing a Story
A studio drawing course exploring myth and storytelling through a model and carefully chosen words, open to artists and image-makers at all levels.
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About this course
This course examines how myth and storytelling can inform drawing. Learners associate a model with selected words, using these verbal prompts to explore more poetic approaches to image-making.
What you'll learn
- Use words and storytelling ideas as prompts for drawing
- Explore associations between a model, language and visual interpretation
- Develop drawings with a more poetic quality
Is this course right for you?
The course is intended for artists, creatives and image-makers of all levels, including beginners. Its open-level format allows learners to explore the relationship between storytelling, language and drawing without a stated requirement for previous experience.
Before you go
- Easels, drawing boards, charcoal, newsprint and masking tape are provided in the studio.
- Cartridge and watercolour paper are provided.
- Learners are encouraged to bring any additional materials they wish to use, such as pencils, Conté crayons, pastels, ink pens, coloured pencils, erasers, a sharpener or a sketchbook.
- A full materials list is provided one week before the course begins.
Where this course runs
- Selected class
19-22 Charlotte Road, London EC2A 3SG
London EC2A 3SG
Nearest station: Shoreditch
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