Having good basic drawing skills is the foundation to most art disciplines and anyone can learn to draw. This class is suitable for beginners to advanced students wanting to discover their hidden drawing skills or develop their own technique further using a variety of drawing mediums.
Through the Kid’s Art Club, younger students will have fun exploring all manner of new art techniques and mediums.
My intention for students is for you to learn new techniques and develop your own style in a relaxed atmosphere. Most importantly I want you to have fun while expressing yourself creatively.
My intention for students is for you to learn new techniques and develop your own style in a relaxed atmosphere. Most importantly I want you to have fun while expressing yourself creatively.
Exploring the human form is a constant source of wonder and no two poses are ever the same, such is the never ending dynamic of the body! In this course you will learn to see by observing form, proportional values, depth, rhythm and structure.
Whether it is your first experience in sculpting and form building, or you come with some skills, Christine will meet you at that level and guide you from there.
Whether it is your first experience in sculpting and form building, or you come with some skills, Christine will meet you at that level and guide you from there.
Our Teen’s Art Club on Mondays with young and talented artist Tessa Magliano from 4pm - 5:30pm is for creative youth to come, relax and enjoy after-school art sessions.
Whether it is your first experience in sculpting and form building, or you come with some skills, Christine will meet you at that level and guide you from there.
You will be guided to pursue and celebrate the beauty of the human form all the while capturing emotions as they are conveyed through the lyrical motions throughout the body.
The End of Year Exhibition will be held at Sydney Art Space from 10am Saturday 19th December until 4pm Tuesday 22nd December
Have you always wanted to work in oils but didn’t know how to start? Have you wanted to start painting...
What is your favourite thing about rainforests? Please bring an image of your favourite Rainforest dreaming and learn how to turn this into a drawing and then a mono-print to take home and share with your family!
Choose your favourite rainforest animal and we will learn how to sculpt this in air drying clay using coil and slab techniques, ready to take home and dry before painting :)
In this workshop you choose and bring in an image of your favourite desert creature. This will then be considered as a drawing as you start to learn about shape and form. These drawings will then be transformed onto balsa wood sheets for monoprinting and rubber sheets for painting and printing!
Let your imagination go wild as you think up what your reptile park might look like! These ideas will be translated into drawings and then we will build our own reptile park in clay using coiling and slab techniques.
All the wonderful things that happen under the sea, in the coral reefs, and the sea grass beds and the big journeys that some species take as they travel through the ocean!
We will look at the shape of the Sunfish and then make one of our own as a paper mache sculpture that you can perhaps hang in your bedroom once painted and dry :)
Bring in a piece of clothing that you want to make more interesting or a fabric bag. Whatever you choose to bring make sure it is from a woven material not knitted or stretchy. You will then draw up your design and colour before converting it into an embroidery piece to wear on the catwalk of life!
After looking at some famous sculptors who have made Totems during the course of their career, you will then proceed to draw your own totem before moving from 2D into 3D and carving your totem idea out of soft vermiculite blocks that will be ready to take home and enjoy! Perhaps a special spot in the garden.
What you will learn This two day workshop is an introduction into the world of creative embroidery. The workshop provides...
An intensive 4 session course studying the head as a sculptural portrait in January and February with the life model...