Still Life Drawing - Part-time
Course outline
Whether you’re a keen artist or just starting out, this part-time course offers you a great opportunity to share your creativity with like-minded people in a relaxed, informal learning environment.
Using the most up-to-date techniques and materials, this short course is great for building your confidence and/or refining your skills.
During the course you will be encouraged to look at things with a fresh eye, experiment with different colours and to fine-tune your technique.
You will look at basic forms and how to render them in line, tone and colour, including:
- Sphere
- Cone
- Cylinder
- Cube
You will then use these forms in everyday objects such as fruit and vegetables, as well as covering traditional still life subjects like:
- Books
- Bottles
- Lamps
- Cutlery, pots and pans
From your initial sketch book ideas, you will develop your work and finish it using one, or a combination of, the following methods: pastel, oil, acrylic or watercolour.
How to enrol onto this course
It is no longer possible to enrol on this course, however, we may be running it again in the future.
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| Qualification | No qualification awarded |
|---|---|
| Level | Other |
| Entry requirements | There are no formal entry requirements however you should have a good standard of written and spoken English. |
| Assessment | Tutors will give verbal and written feedback. You will be required to complete a short workbook and encouraged to set your own personal targets as part of this course. |
| Progression | There may be opportunities to progress onto other courses both in the community and at Nottingham College sites. The course tutor can discuss appropriate opportunities if you wish to further your learning in this subject area. |
| Additional information | You can read more about community courses in our Guidance for Community Courses booklet. |