Best Wishes!

Wishing you all 

a fantastic break

with lots of sleep and wine!

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sleeping Bacchus!

Life drawing 13/11/14

Beatriz

more life drawing

Pinky by Alexandra

Steve by Marco

Steve by Marco

Steve by Alexandra

Begoña

Steve - Life drawing on Thursdays

Comment by a student

"At first I panicked as I'm not very good at drawing figures and only have done cartoons. My initial attempts were pathetic even nightmarish but Alexandra was very encouraging.

I'm not saying I'm the next Picasso lol but at least I started to enjoy it without being stressed and more importantly even if I don't "make it" it's already giving me an appreciation of how people make art."

The Legendary Frank

Life drawing classes.

Drop ins are welcome at the Life drawing class on Thursdays.

It's £15 at the door.

The course 'Draw with the Right Side of the Brain' is fully booked.

child with goat - pen drawing from photo

pen drawing from photograph

pen drawings

Drawing courses starting in September 2014!

Classes starting again in September

Classes will start again in September 

and will take place at the 

Telegraph Hill Centre 

Kitto Road, 

London, SE14 5TY 

http://thcentre.com/

Regular life drawing classes every Thursday evening 7.30-9.30 pm 

Short course "Draw with the Right Side of the Brain" of 5 classes only on Saturday afternoons dates/times TBC.

Classes are 2 hours long and cost £15 at the door or £100 for 10 lessons (life-drawing) and £50 for 5 lessons (draw with the right side).

Female Model

Self-portraits

Our Model

Our new space: The Craft Room at Telegraph Hill Centre.

Last night's lesson: the space around objects and the basic unit.

H - A - N - D - S

 

The course has moved to 

Telegraph Hill Centre, 

Kitto Road, 

 London SE14 5TY

Course Starting at the Old Police Station March 2014

"You have two brains: a left and a right. Modern brain scientists now know that your left brain is your verbal and rational brain; it thinks serially and reduces its thoughts to numbers, letters and words… Your right brain is your nonverbal and intuitive brain; it thinks in patterns, or pictures, composed of ‘whole things,’ and does not comprehend reductions, either numbers, letters, or words."

From The Fabric of Mind, by the eminent scientist and neurosurgeon, Richard Bergland. Viking Penguin, Inc., New York 1985. pg.1

Learn to see what is in front of you, with a series of drawing exercises tailored to stop the left side of the brain from using a stereotypical visual language in your drawings, and to allow your right side to express itself through intuition.