Class details
Introduction to Drawing is a six week course aimed at anyone who wants to learn how to draw.
Fridays
2 – 4pm
18 June – 30 July (no class 9 July)
Course Fee: £105 Adults (£75 Concessions)
Pay As You Go: £20 Adults (£15 Concessions)
Limited to 10 participants
On this six week course you will get to grips with
- the basic principles of mark making
- perspective
- shading
- use of colour
By the end of this introduction to drawing course you will be more confident in your mark making ability and be able to draw still life, interiors and of course, people.
Each week we email you handouts to supplement the week’s lesson and enable you to continue your development at home, in your own time.
We have taken every care to keep you safe and comfortable attending this face to face course. Everyone has their own desk and we are at least 2m between one another. We sanitise all equipment before and after the class and washrooms and door handles hourly.
You need to provide your own materials for this course:
- A set of Sketching pencils
- Sketchbook or Pad (A2 or A3)
- Eraser, Sharpener & Ruler
About the Tutor
Sheila Moylan has a B.A. (Hons) Fine Art Sculpture and Psychology from UEL where she focused on body casting and self portraiture graduating in 1995.
She has worked creatively with young people for most of her career mainly in schools at one point running an alternative programme to GCSE in Richmond making art the main subject. Since 2015 has worked within Ealing running art classes for adults with learning difficulties for local charity Artification and for the last three years has successfully run Life Drawing classes at OPEN Ealing including piloting a Life Drawing for Beginners and Sculpture for Beginners class and children’s classes. Her approach is inclusive, supportive and encouraging to even absolute beginners.
She has exhibited her work at Slaughterhouse Gallery Smithfield, Orleans House Gallery Richmond and more recently the W3 Gallery in Acton, but mainly works on commission.
