WATERCOLOUR - NEXT STEPS - CONTINUATION

The course will cover the following aspects:
An informed approach to drawing
More familiarity and confidence with the watercolour techniques
Composition and structure
Attention to colour and related items
Be prepared to experiment with new ideas
Landscapes, marine subjects and still life

The content and outcomes of the course will be discussed with you and may be adapted to meet your needs and those of the group. As a guide by the end of the course you should:
Be conscious of a variety of drawing techniques and strategies
Demonstrate a variety of watercolour painting techniques
Identify colour mixing and relationships
Expand art vocabulary and appreciate the work of other artists
Recognise the importance of sketchbooks as research
Build confidence and improve skills as well as consistency of work produced

Who is the course for?

It is for students who have previously completed a beginner’s course or those with some working experience in drawing and painting.
Who is the course for and what level is it?
This course is designed for those looking to develop their creativity alongside others in the community.
Level 1 - intermediate.

What is your approach?

You will be taught through:
Demonstration
Class exercises
Group and individual tutorials
Working sessions (supervised)
Homework and mini projects (one per term)

What can I do next?

If you would like more information about progression opportunities, please speak to your tutor or other member of staff.
Further information about career opportunities can be found by visiting https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk

What will I need?

You will have an opportunity to maintain an Individual Learning Plan and your tutor will discuss your progress and achievement with you throughout the course.
What will I need for the first session?
Bring everything. Please do not miss the first two sessions.
Are there any other costs?
Materials for own use during the course.