This is a 5-day workshop. All classes run 9 – 4 pm each day with lunch included from 12 – 1 pm.
This workshop explores the human figure as an aesthetic design, as a symbol, or as feeling.
Drawing with the model, the artists may examine mother-shapes, blocking, plasticity, distortions, tensions, rhythms and lyrical techniques to see how they inspire fresh ideas and evoke intense viewers’ reaction. Open for intermediate level. The class time would be open season for free sketching and studies, all in personal and atelier mode. Experiments, inventiveness and questions are the overall theme.
This workshop will be using live models (male and female) for four of the five days. A modeling fee will be collected from students once the workshop has been confirmed to be running.
Price: $855
This price includes: tuition, daily lunch, material fees (if required), any applicable taxes and is listed in Canadian Dollars.
Professor at Victoria College of Art, MFA. Taught painting, drawing, design, illustration, ideation, and modern art history. Taught at the University of Victoria, Malaspina University College, University Canada West, and Brentwood College. Was a former news desk editor at Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, and Southam News (Calgary Herald). Art editor, The Albertan. Advertising copywriter for James Lovick-BBDO, Ltd. BA, University of the Philippines.
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