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Drawing: Colour and Composition (21 January - 24 March)

The course explores drawing with colour - discover how our perception of light and atmosphere inform space. Use coloured backgrounds, mixing formal and decorative. https://t.co/0rMnUerEKA

Drawing by David Gardner

The Dynamic Body
25 February to 24 March

Using a combination of Eastern and Western artistic disciplines, students will explore the body’s dynamics: compression and tension, weight and weightlessness, stillness and movement, balance and imbalance. https://t.co/qm0P5kIZ7Y

Spring term is just around the corner... Find out what 10-week courses are on offer, starting 20th January: https://t.co/l1XCgVIPD4

Spring term is just around the corner... Find out what 10-week courses are on offer, starting 20th January: https://t.co/l1XCgVIPD4

Christmas Holiday: The Contemporary Portrait, 13 - 17 Jan 2020. Study portraiture with Clara Drummond, winner of the @NPGLondon BP Portrait Award 2016. Book now: https://t.co/Omr0tw6CRz

Girl in a Liberty Dress (detail)

Christmas holiday courses are just around the corner🎄 Take some time away from the hustle and bustle of the festive period and set aside five days for your practice this December or January.

Find out more and book a course: https://t.co/ck1hGM5qAR

Remember, Remember: The Artists You Have to See this November @ElephantMag

Editor Emily Steer @EmilySteerAW picks #DrawingYear19 grad Katy Papineau in Elephant's best artists to catch this November: https://t.co/Kg2L4nSvhl

#DrawingYear19
Katy Papineau paints using the colours, imagery and symbols of fairy stories. She explores the tropes of good and bad women, in fiction such as Perrault's Sleeping Beauty, Hardy’s Tess Durbeyfield, and Weldon's She-Devil

#RDSRecommends... Pushing Paper: contemporary drawing from 1970 to now @britishmuseum

Celebrating the power of contemporary drawing, this display explores how artists have used drawing to examine themes including identity, place and memory. Until 12 Jan:
https://t.co/CA53z9zC83

Neil Gower has worked as a freelance graphic artist for over 30 years, merging the two disciplines of illustration and design. He is best known for his book cover designs, notably William Golding and Bill Bryson titles.

Hear his lecture this Wed, 6.45pm: https://t.co/ZmnUS0ATRG