TUTORED: FUNDAMENTALS with Kate Scott
Mixed mediaAn introductory practical art course exploring the language, ideas and concepts of art; the elements and principles of art and design; 2-D media; and an integrated overview of art history with studio practice.
Places are limited to 12 students for all workshops.
M16 Artspace
21 Blaxland Crescent Griffith ACT
REGISTRATION + PAYMENT
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Skill Level
All skill levels
Tuesday 2 February–6 April 2021
(Term 1–10 weeks)
FEES: $330.00 CAW MEMBERS
FEES: $412.00 NON-MEMBERS
This course focuses on the learning and development of basic media, methods and techniques of drawing and painting. The fundamentals of two-dimensional art forms will be investigated in a relaxed and supportive learning environment.
Using a range of subject matter, art media, methods and techniques coupled with the exploration of ideas, concepts and the language of art, you will develop knowledge, skills and confidence in your art abilities while gaining many hours of enjoyment.
Following introductory discussions of art concepts with visual examples from art history and other sources, exercises will be demonstrated, explained and taught. These include
- learning to see through the observation of simple objects
- learning to interpret images from the outside world
- creating new images from the inner world of the imagination.
Art is vast. Learn to see. There is no right answer. Keep an open mind. Find your own voice. Draw or paint every day – practise, practise. Look at lots of art – read and look at art books, visit exhibitions, search the internet, follow articles written by art historians/journalists in newspapers and magazines, attend lectures and courses, start a discussion group … Enjoy! You will find your art practice enriches your life.
About the tutor
Kathryn Scott draws and paints in a variety of media, mainly oils. Her subjects include portrait, landscape, plein-air, still-life, gardens, cityscapes, and figurative compositions.
She has:
- been awarded a Diploma of Art Education, Newcastle
- taught art in Canberra schools and colleges for over 30 years
- taught and assessed student work at the NGA (ANGART)
- been awarded a Master of Letters in Art History and Curatorship, ANU (1996)
- been mentored by painter, Roy Churcher (3 years)
- attended art residencies at Ruby Gap, NT (2013), West Kimberley and the Pilbara, WA (2019)
- participated in solo and group exhibitions
- been a Finalist in the M16 Artspace Drawing Prize
- is current Convenor of CAW Thursday night Portrait art group
- attended many workshops by local and visiting artists at CAW
Cancellation / Refund Policy
Materials list
The range of art materials is huge and can be either cheap or expensive. Start by purchasing only your basic needs, one or two of each item. Later, build upon your supplies. Shop around for prices – Eckersley’s Art & Craft, online suppliers, Riot Art, Officeworks, Spotlight, newsagencies, $2 shops …
DRAWING media and tools
- a paper sketch pad, either A3 or A2 cartridge, 110 or 200 gsm, c. 25 to 50 sheets
- a Visual Art Diary, either A4 or A3
- some butcher’s paper in a ream or loose sheets – the shiny type
- some coloured papers such as Kraft paper pad (yellow/light brown), Toned Gray, Toned Tan, Canson (for special projects)
DRY
- graphite pencils – HB (for note-taking), 2B–6B for drawing
- scraper blade for sharpening pencils + sanding block
- erasers eg kneadable + other
- charcoal sticks – vine + chunky (you may wish to purchase Workable Spray to fix the charcoal)
- compressed charcoal – black or a range of tones, charcoal pencils or Carres – grey tones, flesh colours or a range of colours
- paper stump for smoothing & blurring charcoal, or soft cloth
- rags, paper towel, wet wipes
- re-sealable plastic bags for your rubbish
WET – small quantities of
- dip pen or reed pen, ink such as sepia or black
- soft brushes, sable or synthetics, sizes 0, 3, 5
- plastic palette, white ceramic plate or large plastic lids
- water container
- rags, cotton balls, paper towel, wet wipes
- spray bottle
- cotton buds, small scratchy tools for manipulating painted surfaces
- re-sealable plastic bags for your rubbish
PAINTING media and tools
- Small watercolour set of 10 colours in trays if using this media
- soft brushes, sable or synthetics
- Bristle brushes or synthetic ‘bristle’, small to large. Choose a range of styles such as filberts, short and long flats, pointed, fan + a range of sizes, eg 0, 1, 3, 5, 7
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acrylic paints in tubes or pots eg warm and cool yellow, warm and cool red, warm and cool blue, black & white
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palette such as a large white plastic lid, an old plate
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water container
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rags, paper towel, wet wipes, spray bottle
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re-sealable plastic bags for your rubbish.
HOW THE FORM WORKS
It is far easier and quicker to pay for a product or service on a website with a credit card / Debit card.
CAW has set up a simple form below to allow you to book your Workshop, Art Group or Tutored Class and pay immediately. You will receive an email confirming your booking and payment.
- Go to the form and select the appropriate Fee.
- The Total should reflect your selection
- Complete your card details and then click SUBMIT.
If applicable on the form you selected, our 'count-down' shows you how many spots are still available for this class. It reduces after every booking and when '0' no more bookings can be made. However, the SUBMIT button still works. So please DO NOT click submit when you see '0' spots left.
For further information please email: eventscaw@gmail.com
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