Drawn to Still Life 

“ I sometimes think that there is nothing so delightful as drawing”, Van Gogh.

If you agree with Van Gogh, it’s a worthwhile practice to spend time exploring your drawing skills. Drawing isn’t an elitist process and benefits the beginner and more experienced artist and those in between. It gives us time to practice, to try out new ideas and techniques, to think through creative problems, whilst enjoying an immersive process.

Join me for a day at The Slipper Studio and we’ll explore line, tone and composition, whilst drawing plants, flowers, vases and associated still life objects. We’ll use graphite sticks, soft pencils and erasers, plus use stick and ink with washes and wax, alongside experimenting with limited palettes using gouache, ink and brushes.

This workshop will suit folks with some experience of drawing, wishing to develop their skills, or if you are a more proficient draughty person, there will be lots of opportunities to challenge yourself.

Saturday 27th July, 10 – 4pm, with just 4 places, £89 per person, including: tuition, materials and use of equipment; just bring your lunch.

2 places remaining

Please email me for further details and booking:enquiries@lizwellby.co.uk