En Plein Air Masterclass with Noel Thurgate
Monday 6 June, 10.00am - 4.00pm
Overview
Date: Monday 6th June 2022
Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm
This day long drawing workshop will focus on ways of interpreting the landscape, with an emphasis on simplifying an otherwise complex subject.
Using basic drawing methods and equipment we’ll look at aspects such as layers within the landscape, compositional dynamics and the illusions of space and depth. We’ll study elements and principles of composition in organising pictorial structure.
NOEL THURGATE is a 2017 ARCHIBALD FINALIST as well as a drawing teacher with more than 25 years experience, including 9 years as Head of Drawing, the National Art School, Sydney.
Since 1975 he has exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions including the Young Contemporaries, the Archibald Prize and the Kedumba Drawing Prize. He is represented in State, Regional, Institutional and many private collections. Noel currently teaches part time at the NAS.
$180
Venue
Revealed closer to the date
TRAVEL
To be advised when venue is confirmed.
What to Bring
willow charcoal sticks
graphite pencil
1 or 2 soft brushes (not too large)
ink (black or sepia) container for ink
water / water container
good A3 or A4 watercolour pad
basic set 12 aquarelles
hard and kneadable rubbers
masking tape or clips if you use a backing board for your paper
optional – lightweight portable seat (available at camping stores, Kmart etc approx $15)
Student Skill Level
This workshop is suitable for anyone wishing to learn drawing techniques from a master artist in a stunning environment.
