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Life Drawing and Calligraphy Classes

By Orange Boat
March 20, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Orange Boat

Posted March 20, 2013

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Posted March 20, 2013

Can everyone draw? Is there a celling for my creation? Is it a problem if I don`t know how to draw a horse?

We are giving you the opportunity to change your approach by boost self-esteem, develop your creativity and manual skills.

You will learn the new art techniques and develop your creativity to use it in everyday life.

You will learn:

the components of art work

translate 3D into 2D

narration: how to focus viewer`s eye

visual communication: how to use it

nature of colour and uses of colour

I work with various tools and drawing techniques. I believe that addressing people as a professionals or non professionals might be a bit tricky, so youth, adults and collage or university students are more than welcome.

One-to-one and group sessions available.

Prices and dates negotiable.

If you recommend us to your friend you ll get 10% discount

We run the classes in our studio space, London`s galleries or can travel to you.

The 1st session is free ? I need you to describe your experiences and expectations, so I can adjust the programme outline to your needs.

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