Drawing Intermediate

About this course

Participants develop a series of drawing projects, allowing time to test different approaches and refine their image-making. The course examines observation, expression, composition and abstraction, alongside examples of contemporary and historical drawing. Teaching combines presentations, demonstrations, group discussion and individual or small-group guidance. Most class time is spent drawing, with projects able to continue between sessions either onsite or remotely.

What you'll learn

• Select and use a range of drawing materials
• Apply different styles and approaches to drawing
• Use strategies to make drawings more accurate or expressive
• Relate drawing practice to contemporary and historical examples

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for improvers who have some drawing experience, such as previous attendance at a beginners’ class. It combines sustained individual drawing with tutor guidance, presentations and group discussions. Projects may be developed onsite or from home using the course’s online communication tools.

• Some prior drawing experience is expected, although there are no formal entry requirements
• Suitable for learners able to work on projects over more than one session
• Available for onsite or online participation

Before you go

• A sketchbook is required.
• Online learners need their own art materials, a device with internet access and a camera, and must install Teams before the first class.
• Basic materials are provided for onsite learners; learners may alternatively bring their own.
• Protective clothing, such as an old shirt or apron, is advised.
• The onsite classroom is accessible by stairs and lift.