Arts

Cyanotype is one of the earliest photographic processes, using the iron produced by iron compounds. Cyanotypes have a strong blue colour. In 1843 Anna Atkins published the first book of photographs, u ...

This workshop is suitable for DSLR, Mirrorless and Compact System Cameras only. If you have some prior knowledge of your camera controls or have enjoyed any of Lee's Digital Photography courses, then ...

For beginner draw-ers: an introduction to drawing figures and faces from photographs mainly, led by our life drawing and portraiture teacher for many years. This would be good preparation for a Life D ...

An excellent step-by-step course, developed to encourage beginners who want to learn the invaluable techniques of line, tone, proportion and perspective over a wide range of subjects including still l ...

Your tutor Cathy Mills will cover the basic foundations of monoprinting. Students will initially learn how to create different tones and marks and then learn how to layer colour. This will be without ...

This course is ideal for anyone with some previous knowledge of drawing in pencil. You will be taught in easy step by step projects that cover a variety of subjects including still life, flowers, land ...

Get in touch with nature and your creativity this Summer with tutor Holly Foskett-Barnes. Each week is inspired by a seasonal wildflower, which you will get to know through drawing, watercolour paint ...

Learn how to paint watercolours inspired by poetry and the magic of the natural world with tutor Holly. Each week, we will explore a different nature poem as our creative starting point, drawing insp ...

Find exciting ways of drawing through different methods of observation and using a variety of materials such as charcoal, fineliners, twigs to draw with and inks. In this course, explore line, tone a ...

This watercolour class is for those with a bit of experience in painting with watercolour, or as a follow-on for people who have done the beginners watercolour class with Warren. Students can paint wh ...