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Drawing New York See all classes by this school @ 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY
Spend an immersive session working from a live figure model, moving through brief warm-up poses before settling into longer, more developed compositions. The varied format gives students plenty of time to apply technique and produce refined, finished drawings. Open to artists at all levels of experience.
Nov 9th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 11th
6:30–9pm ET
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6:30–9pm ET
Nov 18th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 23rd
6:30–9pm ET
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Drawing New York See all classes by this school @ 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY
Study figure drawing and discover numerous drawing approaches in this interactive workshop at Drawing New York. Each class features a live model, welcoming participants of any experience level to deepen their visual abilities. Bring your own materials for a complete learning experience.
Nov 13th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 20th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 27th
6:30–9pm ET
Dec 4th
6:30–9pm ET
The Decorus Atelier of Figurative Art See all classes by this school @ 117 57th St, Brooklyn, NY & Virtually Online
Build a stronger drawing foundation in this intensive class focused on starting a drawing with confidence and improving technique. You will cover core concepts like light, shadow, and shading as a one-time introduction to the methods taught at Decorus Atelier.
Nov 5th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 6th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 8th
6–9pm ET
Nov 11th
3–6pm ET
Nov 11th
6:30–9pm ET
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The Decorus Atelier of Figurative Art See all classes by this school @ 117 57th St, Brooklyn, NY
Investigate portraiture at The Decorus Atelier of Figurative Art through study of facial construction, scale relationships, and cranial anatomy. Strengthen your ability to draw faces with confidence and authenticity through developed technical understanding.
Nov 5th
4–6pm ET
Nov 5th
6:30–9pm ET
Nov 6th
6:30–8:30pm ET
Nov 12th
4–6pm ET
Nov 12th
6:30–9pm ET
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New York School of the Arts See all classes by this school @ 315 E 62nd St, New York, NY
Uncover the techniques of figure drawing in this captivating art course. Learn the basics of anatomy and explore the methods used by old masters to create expressive figure drawings. Whether you prefer charcoal or pencil, the course will teach you the skills to bring your drawings to life.
Nov 9th
7–9pm ET
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"Drawing with Silver and Gold" Special Lecture, Demo, and Book Signing
We're excited to present our first-ever metal point event! We first met Susan Schwalb as a customer when she was shopping for some unique metal brushes for her work. When we attended CAA this February, she introduced us her new book, which had just been published by Routledge. "Silverpoint and Metalpoint Drawing" (written with Tom Mazzullo) is the first complete manual of this technique, which is in the midst of revival. The book will be able to purchase at our shop starting in October, and of course on the day of this event.
Susan will give a presentation covering the history of metal point, types of grounds and tools available, and how to use them. She will also discuss and show slide images of many other artists working in metal-point. There will be ample time to ask detailed questions. Susan will also give short demos of the techniques she has been perfecting since 1974.
A short explanation of silverpoint technique from Susan Schwalb:
"Silverpoint is a method of drawing with a piece of silver on a prepared surface. As the silver passes across the paper it leaves a thin deposit in the material used for the ground. A very sure hand is required, because no erasure is possible."
"Artists in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance generally coated their paper with calcined bone in a medium such as rabbit skin glue. Ground seashells and egg shells were also used. Today the possibilities are endless: Chinese white watercolor, casein, traditional gesso, acrylic gesso and paint, as well as ordinary house paint. Metals besides silver are also useable and all of them (except for gold and platinum) tarnish, resulting in a considerable variety of colors that emerges sometime after the drawing is completed."
In the event that an instructor or the school needs to cancel at the last minute, students will receive a refund less a 5% non-refundable registration fee.
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