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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

Ever wished you could improve your observational skills and “see” the world in a more artistic way? Learning to use right-brain mode will enhance your creativity and allow you to draw things you never thought you were capable of.

Understand how to use right-brain mode to enhance your creative side and be in the moment through your art and daily life. Each week we explore different themes including perspective, portraits, proportions, tone and much more through a wide variety of subjects. This course is excellent for beginners or as a creative boost if you haven t drawn for a while.

Code
BRU2015
Fee
$245.00 (inc GST)
Tutor
Sonja Barfoed
Location
CIT Bruce
Starts
Wednesday 24 Jul 2013
Time
6.30pm - 9.00pm
Classes
6 Sessions of 2.5 hrs
Finish
28 Aug 2013

Additional information

Week 1
Introduction – Why faces?
Pre-instruction drawings
Nonverbal language of art
Comparing right and left mode
Experiencing the shift – Vase/face – Baroque vase – Upside down drawing
Your history as an artist – memories and symbols
Review of right brain

Week 2
Bypassing the symbol system – Pure contour drawing imaging
Meeting edges with contour – modified contour drawing

Week 3
The positive aspects of negative space
Drawing using a viewfinder

Week 4
Perspective

Week 5
Proportions
Drawing portraits

Week 6
Seeing light drawing shade
Tonal values

Materials to bring to all classes: At least 5 lead pencils of varying grades from HB to 5B, grey kneadable eraser, 1 x A4 drawing pad or diary (up to 150gsm) , and 1 x A3 drawing pad.

Places are available