Experimental drawing classes

By hayleyhare
March 27, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 27, 2016

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Posted March 27, 2016

Leonardo da Vinci suggested heightening the senses to enhance your life experiences.

The aim of these workshops is to expand visual vocabulary by encouraging students to make marks and draw while concentrating on individual senses.

We will also make and use tools for and practice experimental drawing techniques.

Sensory Drawing will push you out of the realms of conventional Life Drawing and help make you more in tune with your own body and senses.

These workshops are for anyone who wants to try their hand at drawing in a different way, even if you have never done any drawing before.

To celebrate the end of term and beginning of Easter we are having a SALE! places can be prebooked for any upcoming dates for 25% off, just use the promo code FlashSale

So if you are unsure of what experimental drawing is all about, take this opportunity to come along and find out. Every Wednesday at the Green Nunhead (No Class 6th April). All abilities welcome.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sensory-drawing-experimental-drawing-sessions-tickets-22494820614

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