Digital Studio: Evening | The Language of Horror
- Drawing the Clothed Model
- Life Drawing
Course details
Dates
Mondays
26 Oct 2026
Times
18:30 – 20:30
Duration
1 session
Fees
£23
Location
Online
Tutors
Overview
Join this special and spooky Digital Studio class, led by Fraser Scarfe.
For centuries, artists, writers and filmmakers have developed the language of horror by controlling what audiences see and anticipate. Artists often create feelings of unease through composition and tone. Writers build suspense through descriptive detail or foreshadowing; encouraging readers to imagine hidden dangers. In film, framing becomes even more powerful, as directors use camera angles and lighting to guide the viewer’s attention and create uncertainty. Filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock famously argued that suspense is created when audiences know more than the characters, allowing tension to build before a frightening event occurs.
Each Digital Studio class makes use of the School's multi-camera set-up to create drawing-from-observation opportunities that are only possible online. Tutors offer guidance throughout to help students approach different poses and get the most out of each session.
Please note: online models will not pose nude. Models in this series will be semi-clothed.
Our classes are not recorded and made available to watch later.
Who is it for
All levels are welcome from beginners to experienced professionals.
What’s provided
No materials are provided.
What to bring
Suggested materials include:
The class will use primarily the following black and white media, but you are welcome to use any of your own preferred materials including pastel and watercolour.
- Charcoal
- Pencil
- Indian Ink and brushes
- Paper (assorted sizes)
This session will be live-streamed through YouTube, link is available after purchase.
Tutors
20th Jul – 24th Jul 2026