This class is perfect for people who know what they want. You might want to improve or refine your style, try something new or try a different approach. It is important you bring work or images you want to use. The tutor Juliette Wegdam will give you personal  advice. 
Participants who are already in this course expressed their interest in various items like : botanical art, abstract art and 21st contemporary art. We might visit a gallery/exhibition depending on people interested.

This course is suitable for intermediate and advanced students.

• It is essential to know basic handbuilding and joining techniques which are tailored for children.  After learning these techniques we follow with decorating and glazing.
• I encourage children to use imagination with books and use images, to help them achieve their individual pieces.

• Classes are relaxed and non-competitive.  Materials included.

In this course we will have a closer look at POP-ART. Different techniques, themes and styles used by artists like Warhol, Lichtenstein, Wesselman and Hockney will be our starting point in a powerpoint presentation in the first night. The first sessions we will be using still-life as an inspiration. Later we will focus on your own preferences and turn that into a pop-art-work. We will be painting, collage and mixed media.
  
This course is suitable for beginners and intermediate students.

• Come and share the studio - work on your current project with good friends.

• Through drawing, painting, mixed media and sculpture, young artists explore traditional and contemporary approaches to making artwork. 
• Students are encouraged to use their imagination and interpret the world around them through line, form and colour.
• Includes both 2D (drawing/painting) and 3D (pottery/ceramics)

• During the term, students primarily develop drawing and painting skills using a range of techniques and media. Students explore sources of inspiration such as working from observation, the imagination and from other art forms. Students have the opportunity to experiment with three-dimensional materials such as clay.

• This course presents an investigation into traditional and contemporary art techniques exploring drawing, painting and mixed media. 
• Develop the skills and confidence to pursue your personal art concerns.
• Materials required: bulldog clips, charcoal, paper (sold on-site), grey lead pencil, eraser and a cheap box of pastels. 
• Other materials in relation to painting (watercolour, oils or acrylics) can be discussed in class.

• My aim as a teacher is to encourage a passion for art and the pursuit of excellence.  We normally set a different theme each week, depending on which facet of watercolour the class wishes. 
• We experiment with different techniques - wet on wet, glazing, veil painting and colour - with a focus on design. 
• We finish the day with a “show and tell”, in which all join in a lively discussion on ways to improve.

• Come for part or all and participate!  Bring your artwork and share good company.

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