ART WORKSHOP WITH RAM MODEL



SKETCHING THE FABRIC OF THE HUMAN BODY (ONE DAY WORKSHOP)
Saturday 12th FEBRUARY 2011, 2.00 - 5.30pm

CANTALOUPE Restaurant & Bar, 35-42 Charlotte Road, Shoreditch, London EC2A 3PD

WITH TUITION IN: • Practice from a variety of poses • Anatomy • Strategic observation of light and shadow • Interpretation of tone and colour Our Tutor will help each student in developing confidence and applying effective methods. For beginners and advanced artists alike. Cost: £20 per person Booking essential by Wednesday the 9th of February. CONTACTS: Alex: first-ale@libero.it / 07503413279 Philip: philipfirsov@hotmail.com / 07745022062

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  1. Alex11 February 2011 at 11:59

    Places still available, JUST DROP IN!!Alex&Philip

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