Portrait Painting Classes

By artined
January 8, 2020 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted January 8, 2020

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Posted January 8, 2020

STARTING NEXT WEEK

10 week course of Portrait Painting

Wednesday, January 15th

10AM - 1PM and also, 6-9PM

- This 3 hour portrait painting class will be held at the Thomas Calton Centre, corner of Alpha Street and Chourmert Road.

The course is for all abilities and will take inspiration from a range of artists and explore the use of different materials such as ink, acrylic, watercolour and even an option to use oils. Self-directed artists wanting a model are welcome, as well as those who want more tuition.

The course is 10 weeks long and will not happen on February 19th, (half term).

COST: ?150 full fee - (working out at ?5 per hour) Concession rate for those on benefits.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

https://www.southwark.gov.uk/schools-and-education/adult-learning

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