Fundamentals of Drawing

This introductory course develops students’ skills and techniques while they engage with Oxford’s rich culture: visiting museums, galleries, exhibitions and working outside by rivers and in parks. The course aims to initiate or develop the students’ practical abilities in drawing and other creative processes. It is suitable for all levels of ability, including beginners, and adapts to the student’s personal interests and aptitudes. The student builds up a body of artworks in the school’s award-winning art studio using a variety of techniques which can include etching, silk screening and textiles. Projects typically include response to an exhibition at The Ashmolean Museum, landscape drawing in the Oxford Botanic Gardens and responses to the human figure, from both the Ashmolean Museum’s ‘Cast Gallery’ and life drawing. Students keep up their personal artists’ journal, improving their skills as they discover Oxford.

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This introductory course in Oxford focuses on developing students' practical abilities in drawing and other creative processes. Suitable for all levels, it offers experiences such as visiting museums, galleries, and exhibitions, working outdoors, and creating a body of artworks in the school's art studio. Students will use techniques including etching, silk screening, and textiles. The course also includes projects such as responding to exhibitions at The Ashmolean Museum and drawing in the Oxford Botanic Gardens. Students keep an artists' journal to document

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