In this Digital Studio class tutor Mark Cazalet will guide you on how memory can become an active part of drawing. Working from the model, you will move between direct observation and remembered images, considering what happens when the figure disappears, reappears or changes over time.
Through guided exercises, Mark will encourage you to draw not only what they can see, but what they recall or project onto the figure. The class will show how drawing from memory can transform observation into something more personal and imaginative. It will also offer useful strategies on how to capture memories and fleeting moments through drawing. This class will be particularly useful for those who want to push their drawings further through memory and imagination. All levels welcome.
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 notrecorded and made available to watch later.
Who is it for
All levels are welcome from beginners to experienced professionals.
What’s provided
No materials provided.
What to bring
Suggested materials include:
Charcoal or graphite sticks
Pencils
Sharpener
Eraser
Any coloured media (coloured pencils, pastels or inks)
Paper in a range of sizes
This session will be live-streamed through YouTube, link is available after purchase.
