The Heatherley School of Fine Art
75 Lots Road, London
SW10 0RN
£80 (including booking fee*) for the day
THE HEATHERLEY SCHOOL OF FINE ART, LONDON
About a critical kind of drawing, stretching imagination and invention
We will create a bank of marks: lines of different kinds, using various drawing media, made on a variety of papers.
These can be cut or torn out, piled up and used as our means of drawing.
Using either a figure or still life as subject matter these lines can then be arranged, stuck down, superimposed. It is a critical kind of drawing, stretching imagination and invention. Accident plays its part.
ABOUT YOUR TUTOR
Paul Newland makes paintings which essentially combine memory with imagination and observation. His works often evolve over a long period of time in an on off sort of way. More recently he has begun to paint outside in oil paint where chance and accident have become part of his working process. Paul is also a member of the Royal Watercolour Society and has exhibited widely, he has won many awards including The Discerning Eye Purchase Prize in 2014.
WHAT TO BRING
A variety of papers: plain wrapping paper, brown paper, tissue paper, tracing paper, newspaper, cartridge - whatever. As much as you can rustle up and conveniently carry.
Pencils, pens, a brush or two, chalk, charcoal, maybe some ink.
Paste or any paper glue you like.
These are all essentials.
There is a basic materials shop on site if required. There are tea and coffee making facilities on site and cafes nearby - but you might want to bring a packed lunch.
DATE AND TIME
Saturday 22 April 2023
10:30 – 16:00