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Northampton
School of Drawing
Spring Courses 2011 |
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This
is a Certificate Course on completion of all five sessions,
arrangements will be made should you miss one of the modules,
at no extra cost for all basic and intermediate courses .
For your convenience it is often possible to move between
the afternoon and evening classes in order not to miss them,
providing that they are running.
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Intermediate Drawing
Wednesday Afternoons
NSD7 2pm-4pm / Wednesday Evenings NSD8 7pm-9pm
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Dates
JANUARY 2012
Wednesdays
11th January: Advanced Tracking Model with objects.....pencil.....
Life Model
18th January: Lines ,Edges and flow lines...varied
media..varied subjects Still Life and Model
25th
January : Form and reflected light.....varied
media....Life Model
1st February: Advanced Perspective.... Still Life,
Life Model and Interiors
8th February: Cropping and Squaring....varied
media.... Life Model
Elements of Composition will run throughout all
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Dates
FEBRUARY 2012
Wednesdays
22nd February: Advanced Tracking Model with objects.....pencil.....
Life Model
29th February: Lines ,Edges and flow lines...varied
media..varied subjects Still Life and Model
7th
March: Form and reflected light.....varied media....Life
Model
14th March: Advanced Perspective.... Still Life,
Life Model and Interiors
21st March: Cropping and Squaring....varied media....
Life Model
Elements of Composition will run throughout all
the sessions |
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| Times Afternoons:
2pm-4pm / Evenings: 7pm - 9pm |
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This intermediate
course is intended primarily for those who have successfully
completed the Basic Course or are keen to open themselves
up to new media and more complex ways of interpreting their
subject matter.The five sessions held in the gallery, will
concentrate on extending the students awareness of the aesthetic
subtleties both within the subject matter and their own means
of expression.
Different drawing media such as pen, charcoal and biro will
be employed along with a discussion about their particular
strengths and weaknesses. Following the pattern of the Basic
Course each subject is taught as a visual tool , intended
to complement and develop rather than change any individual
style, and it is hoped will give the student the confidence
to develop in any artistic direction that they may choose.
As with the Basic course some elements will change and develop
due to feed-back from individual participating students.
This course is an essential
requirement for participation in the Ian Hazell Mentor Program
in which students learn the basic rudiments of painting in
oils on canvas, on a one to one basis.
One
subject per evening of the five sessions.attendance at all
five sessions qualifies you for the certificate,one missed
class can be taken in the next session for free.
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| John will take all of the
classes, and the models will change weekly when possible. Students
will provide their own materials, but equipment will also be
provided for specific classes. |
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| Equipment required
A3 Cartridge Pad ( optionalA2 for easel work) ,Pencils
in the B-6B range,Charcoal, Fountain Pen or Indian ink
Pen, Putty Rubber, Knife or Pencil Sharpener |
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| Price for course
£80 Concessions £70 |
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Please book early to
avoid disappointment. |
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