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Over 8 weeks you will explore a breadth of drawing media, discuss reasons and strategies for drawing, rise to the challenges of large and small scale drawing, as well as participate in collaborative drawing and creating three dimensional sculptural drawings.
Our 8 week Advanced Print course is open to those who have already completed our print course or already have some previous experience of print-making.
Our 8 week course in painting gives you the opportunity to explore, experiment and find your own interests and direction.
This 8 week course is for people who would like to further develop their knowledge of acrylic paint and working in a non representational way.
Our 8 week course in painting gives you the opportunity to explore, experiment and find your own interests and direction.
Develop a range of print skills over 8 weeks. Using drawing as a starting point, you will explore many print processes, including monotype, drypoint etchings, lino print and mixed media.
This eight-week course is designed to build upon skills that have been developed throughout our basic painting course. You will look more deeply into techniques that underpin classical painting, both representational and abstract, as well as surveying contemporary painting and developing your own methods.
Over the six week course we will start off sketching in the market space, collect reference material and develop the project back at Feral Art School.
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" I have found the feedback and encouragement really wonderful in allowing me to explore and express myself with vibrant colours using both acrylic and oils paints. "
" A belated first taste of art practice for me and a really enjoyable experience. Instructive, supportive and challenging but all good stuff. "
" In the present difficult circumstances it is admirable that the Feral Art School team are providing a positive view for the future. "
" Learning was interesting, enjoyable, immersive and fun. As a total novice I felt well supported. "
