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A first for the art faculty @ShrewsSchool today- our very first live online life drawing session held via zoom! Parents are also welcome to join this class so do email if you’re interested. Session was well-attended and students are really enthused!

@Oldhams_Hall Jasper did a cracking effort with the ‘pedunculate oaks’ outside Hodgson Hall using broccoli 🥦! Still waiting on @MrExham as he had to take time out -can’t wait to see it sir! @The_Big_Draw

@churchillshall tackle one of the biggest trees on site using broccoli 🥦 to paint with! Well done Oleg and Mr Murray! Some lovely expressive mark-making here! @The_Big_Draw

@_Ridgemount boys know how to handle the paint 🎨 ... using broccoli 🥦 well done Mr Joyce and Orlando B! Great responses to the Holme Oak @The_Big_Draw

Our 4th form ‘LIFE’ project is giving students lots of chances to show high quality recording & collecting skills. Check@out these lovely pages by Emily (succulents and prints inspired by Yayoi Kusama) and Anastasia (pencil shell study of Wenceslas Holler) 4th form EDH

WIP: 3rd form studies of tools in gouache responding to the work of Michael Craig-Martin. Lovely composition, brush control in positive/negative space, use of complementary colours and tints by Maddie, John, Letitia and the whole class! @DhaMhw @DTShrewsbury

Second L6 oils workshop by Mr Gabbitas on the theme of ‘BODY’. Students learned about and used the ‘Alla Prima’ method of applying a range of coloured underlayers onto a Venetian red ground. Enjoyable and engaging experimentation going on- well done ladies! @DhaMhw

Stunning observational studies of conchology from @ShrewsburyBiol by Kate and Issy using conté crayons - excellent tonal application and mark-making girls! @The_Big_Draw @DhaMhw

L6 working on observational studies of pig’s heads 🐷 and title pages for their ‘BODY’ anatomy project.

How’s this for a step-by-step process? Esmé is a L6 art scholar and having been shown the ropes with her first foray into oils before xmas using underpainting & layering brushstrokes, she is now flying with her latest canvas, reinventing the man about town AKA the dandy/flaneur!