CSTC 101 SU01: Life Drawing Workshop for Teen
Life drawing allows artists to study the human body in detail, gaining a deep understanding of anatomy, proportions, and the nuances of form. This skill is invaluable for creating believable representations of the human figure, whether your goal is realism, or creative expressions infused with your unique artistic voice and style. Develop your observational and life drawing skills in this immersive Life Drawing workshop. Through a range of exercises, you will learn how to use gesture, line, proportion, composition, volume and form to draw from a life model. This workshop is equally about experimentation of style and technical skill building. An excellent compliment to drawing, illustration and animation practices, as well as an important practice on its own, this workshop will help you build confidence in your drawing skills.
For Registration Information, Click Here
For Registration Policies, Click Here
| Date / Time | Days | Room | Building |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Jun 29-Jun 30 10:00:00-17:00:00 |
S SU | D4382 | MAIN |
-
Vjeko Sager is an artist, educator and curator, awarded, exhibited and represented in public and private collections in Canada, Japan, Hungary, Italy, USA and former Yugoslavia. He received a Masters Degree in Applied Arts from the University of Arts in Belgrade and was appointed a Associate Professor in Painting Techniques at the Faculty of Applied Arts & Design in Belgrade. Vjeko participated at numerous art events in Europe and in 1994 he moved to Vancouver. His recent works are exhibited at 35 international and local exhibitions and represented in the Slide Registry at the Drawing Center in New York. He curated the exhibition "Art in Exile" for Artropolis 2003 (visited by 10.000 people) and lectured at the UBC Grand Rounds, SFU Philosopher's Cafe and participated at many local art events.
Website https://vjekosager.com