Painting and Drawing Course at Bournville College

Duration

The Painting and Drawing Course runs for 8 weeks (2 hour sessions)

Introduction

During the Painting and Drawing course you will use a wide range of materials and techniques to develop and refine your creative techniques. This will include charcoal, pen and ink, pastels and painting (Acrylic and Watercolour). Throughout the course the class will include developing professional drawing skills through the use of primary sources e.g. life drawing.

There will be critiques, practical demonstrations and question and answer sessions throughout the course. The aim of this course is to develop your artistic abilities.

Painting and Drawing is taught from our Longbridge campus, which is ideally located with transport routes from Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Warwick and other surrounding areas.

Content

The Painting and Drawing Course consists of:

Primary source drawing
Life drawing
Composition
Visual language
Critiques/discussion of work
Question and answers

Teaching Methods

A variety of methods and materials will be used. There will be practical experience and workshop activities. These will be supported by tutor demonstrations, handouts and materials.

The tuition for this course will be delivered by a college lecturer that has gained both a Degree and Masters Degree in Fine Art and Photography. The tutor has the acquired knowledge and expertise from professional practise in the field of both Fine Art and Photography. Also current work as a working artist will help aid the course delivery and provide the learner with practical hands on skills.

Assessment

There is no formal assessment.

Qualification Gained

On successful completion you will receive a college certificate of attendance.

Opportunities for Progression

There is a wide range of qualifications to choose from our art and design courses.

Entry Requirements

A keen interest and desire to improve your artistic skills. Some Knowledge and basic artistic skills.

ADDITIONAL LEARNING SUPPORT

If you have a learning difficulty, disability or medical condition that means that you may require additional learning support during your studies, please ensure that you discuss this with the Assessment & Support Manager before enrolling on a course. It is essential that this is discussed at the earliest possible opportunity to ensure that the college has the resources available to meet your support needs. Please contact the Assessment & Support Manager on 0121 477 1300 for further guidance.