Evening Classes

Portrait Drawing
Tuesdays 6.30pm - 9.30pm

Drawing portraits is an art form that demands a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of human anatomy and expression. Senior Instructors Ewan McNaughton and Lea Vaughn bring a wealth of experience to the table, offering invaluable guidance throughout this intricate process. They emphasize the importance of studying the structure of the human face, encouraging artists to observe the subtle nuances that make each individual unique. Whether capturing a fleeting emotion or the intricacies of a person's character, Ewan and Lea inspire aspiring artists to hone their skills, bridging the gap between lifelike representation and artistic interpretation. Through their expert instruction, portrait drawing becomes more than a technique; it transforms into a journey of capturing the essence of human nature.

Atelier Study
Wednesdays 6.30pm - 9.30pm

Our self-paced curriculum allows for flexible learning opportunities. With full or part-time options, students progress at a pace best suited to them. Daytime, evening and weekend hours available.

Tutored Life Drawing
Thursdays 6.30pm - 9.30pm

Working from a live model, you will learn accurate proportion, construction of the human figure, and how to create believable 3-dimensional form. All materials provided and all levels of ability welcome. Book early as spaces are limited. Drawing the human figure is one of the most challenging and rewarding subjects in art. It has been studied for hundreds of years in academies across the world. Our step by step approach to figure drawing allows beginner and experienced artists alike to master observation skill and understanding of the human form. In depth study of light logic theory will help you understand what you are seeing in nature, enabling you to create a believable illusion of three-dimensionality in your drawings. Accurate figure drawing is a much sought-after skill in creative industries such as fashion, animation, digital concept art, as well as portfolio development.

Artists first master the language of drawing & painting, building a pathway to more truthful expression.