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Key Facts

  • Starting
    16 Jan 2025
    Location
    Tooting
    Start Time
    13:15
    End Time
    15:45
    Duration
    10 Weeks
    Study Mode
    Part Time Day
    Days
    Thursday
    Start Date
    16 Jan 2025
    Level
    Code
    TABX222CP

    Fees

    19+ Fee
    £ 0 - 100
Figure and Portrait Drawing and Painting

The course will utilise a range of black and white and coloured wet and dry media to develop drawing and painting from the figure and portrait making. The general process will be to harness observation alongside a range of strategies/approaches to promote options/solutions for picture making. This term will utilise tonal values using charcoal, inks and acrylic paints. In particular, one aim will be to target different coloured grounds/surfaces to paint on and venture into collage.

Weekly objectives will be supported with contextual images and discussion/analysis around production. For each session, you can expect one to one support/mentoring to aid your individual development.

Tutor: Richard Lloyd

Please note this course is delivered on Thursday If you're self-employed, you might be able to deduct your enrolment fee from your taxable income.

  • Course Content


    You will learn:

    • Proportion
    • Rotation of the head
    • Methods for improving observational portrait painting
    • Tonal painting for portraits
    • Colour mixing in paint for portraits
    • Taking inspiration from traditional portrait artists.
  • Progression Next Steps


    A number of our students use these classes as an opportunity to build up a portfolio of work for art school interviews. Others have found the studies helpful in range of courses and professions.

  • Additional Information


    this course may be free for you if you are on certain benefits or low income please enquiry with the admissions team at Tooting

  • Course Structure


    This course runs for 10 weeks at Tooting

  • Assessment Details


    You'll receive one to one teaching during the sessions. There will also be group work so you can discuss your work with your classmates.