An evening of activities that aim to help you loosen up in your approach to,  and to re-engage with, your drawing practice in a fun and entertaining manner.

For most of us, drawing is fundamental to our art practice, with ideas being explored, plans made and our surroundings documented.

It is likely that, as a child, our first encounter with making art was through the use of a crayon and scrap of paper. We are, therefore, very familiar with the act of putting pencil to paper.

This evening’s activities aim to make you reconsider your method of making a drawing and also to help us to remember the joy of making that first mark.

What to bring:

• Soft pencils – 5B or 6B would be suitable – or graphite sticks
• Pencil sharpener
• A3 Drawing board or similar to lean on

What will be provided:

• Cartridge paper
• Coloured pastels
• Masking tape
• Other drawing materials