Drawing Courses (1 Viewer)

Hi ive done 2 1 day courses , work as far away from nature as possible in construction , and drawing when i have the time is my way to relax

I have heard that John Busby has done some longer drawing courses along with some other artists i have scoured the web but not found any contact details

anyone help

Thanks

also some of the work on the posts is absolutely fantastic and i can spend hours just looking at the sketches - thank you

I would suggest looking in your local area- and do an evening a week. That way you can keep some sort of continuity and work with a group which you should find gives you some inspiration and the push we all need sometimes to work! I find this forum works in the that sort of way for me.

RuislipMG said:

Hi ive done 2 1 day courses , work as far away from nature as possible in construction , and drawing when i have the time is my way to relax

I have heard that John Busby has done some longer drawing courses along with some other artists i have scoured the web but not found any contact details

anyone help

Thanks

also some of the work on the posts is absolutely fantastic and i can spend hours just looking at the sketches - thank you

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There's some bloke by the name of Wootton who offers drawing courses (if you can make it up to Orkney presumably). He's quite good apparently... See this link:

http://www.tim-wootton.com/drawing/

Dave

Ha! - I'm also available for day-hire (bit like a bouncy castle, just not as much fun. Same amount of hot air though!) - as long as I get my travel expenses.
Seriously though, there is bound to be someone doing this locally -or enquire at the local college - summer schools and the like usually have stuff like this as part of their offerings.
Good luck.

Thanks for the replies i will have a look locally and try and do some on my local patch
travelling wasnt the issue it was the length of the course which i think would have helped giving a bit more time to pick up the necessary skills, went to the SWLA exhibition and had a good detailed look at some of the work , the ones i liked were busby,woodhead, etc which is more field type work and i realised the level of detail in some of their work relies upon the 'jizz' of the Bird and not the finite detail

anyway thanks for your responses