Life Drawing Course With Caroline Bebington
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Learn life drawing techniques in this series of four classes with experienced tutor, Caroline Bebington.
Learn life drawing techniques in this series of four classes with experienced tutor, Caroline Bebington. Using a variety of life models in dynamic poses of between 10 and 30 minutes. These classes are suitable for people starting life drawing and as well as for experienced artists looking to improve their skills.What to bring with you..
Please bring
Pastels and/or watercolour pencils and a brush with you to develop colour and shade skills
a good sized sketch book or watercolour pad if possible - A3 or above ( not tiny A4) and pastel paper in a medium shade would be great. This can be found in pads too.
a set of pastel coloured pencils and a set of normal Artists pencils -for example with B to 6B leads.
A scalpel blade or pencil sharpener.Cartridge paper will be for sale at 10p for A3 or 20p for A2 size. There will be pencils to use if you don't have one and emergency pencils crayons.
There will be a break for coffee and reflection during the class.The course dates are Jan 22, 29, Feb 5, 12Caroline Bebington started her career with a BA hons Illustration from Manchester Polytechnic in 1980. She has worked in creative rolls throughout her life, as an illustrator, designer and fine artist and teacher. She did a PGCE in 1990 and has worked in secondary and adult education since then. Caroline ran the vocational Arts and taught Art, design and Food technology for twenty years at Westwood college in Leek. She had done illustration work for Manchester mounted police, Rolls Royce, Alton Towers and more recently Z-Arts in Manchester. Caroline also does watercolour, oil and pastel works to sell. She had been practicing life drawing and painting throughout her life and is currently a long term member of Charlie Walker's group in Caverswall.Image description
Charcoal drawings of male and female nudes
Organiser
The Brampton Museum
Accommodation nearby
Available hotels and Airbnbs near The Brampton Museum