| Instructor | Cullen Bingeman |
|---|---|
| Level | Beginner, Intermediate |
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Mondays, 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
April 13 to June 22, 2026
Ten Weeks
No class on Monday May 18.
Painterly Approaches to Figure Drawing’ is a course in Figure drawing with an emphasis on medium exploration and stylization. While discovering the potential of materials, students will also learn the basics of proportion, rhythms, and planes of the figure. By utilizing various types of charcoal, and tools such as stumps, brushes and blending materials students will explore various techniques of drawing from photographic reference and the live model. While the primary goal of this course is to expose students to the potential of various drawing materials, we will also explore how the understanding of fundamental drawing concepts such as line quality, edges and lighting are manipulated to create a three dimensional illusion
Note: The class will include three session with a live model. This class is held in our basement studio with stair access only.
Class Fee: $290
Please note, supplies are not provided for adult classes (unless explicitly stated so).
Recommended Materials:
Charcoal pencils (conte de Paris 1710b, Generals 4b, Ritmo 3b)*
Charcoal sticks
Graphite pencils
Graphite Pencil sharpener
Charcoal Pencil sharpener
Kneaded eraser
Rubber eraser
18” X 24” Cartridge Paper (white) drawing Pad
18” X 24” Newsprint Paper (smooth) drawing Pad
X 2 Bulldog clips
Blending stumps
Drawing paper*
Masking tape*
Exacto Knife*
Cardboard portfolio*
Sketch Book 11” X 14”**
Pencil crayons – variety of colours**
Faber-Castell pencils**
*Recommended
** Optional
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