Life drawing course ?

Anouck · 21-03-2008 10:37am #1

Hi,
I 'd like to find some life drawing course in Dublin or Bray. I am not a beginner, done that kind of course for 3 years, as I am a student in design.
Do you know any serious ?
Thanks.

snorlax · 21-03-2008 7:02pm

City centre or any of the art colleges any good? in fact if your near bray maybe dun laoghaire art college might have something?

Anouck · 24-03-2008 7:39pm

I'd prefer in Dublin city centre. I'm gonna have a look in Dun Laoghaire... Thanks.

snorlax · 25-03-2008 12:15am

try this crowd http://dublindays.myhosting247.com/index.html i might see you there

Tiriel · 25-03-2008 10:51am

oh wow that is great! Is it ok to drop in or is there a time-frame for classes? Would really love to get back into the drawing, has been too long.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 25-03-2008 1:06pm

If you're just looking to practice, there's the United arts Club on Fitzwillaim Street. There's no course or instruction and you only pay for sessions you attend. Wednesday 8-10pm and Thursday 6-8pm. €10, settle up at the end of the night.

snorlax · 25-03-2008 2:17pm

I think the classes are up and running again on thursday/ pearse street (opposite o'neills) but you can email them if you like to see

its come as you go too, unfortunetly the classes stop during the summer so ill be looking to find another class to join for then so thanks icky poo.

Anouck · 26-03-2008 11:10am

The united arts club looks kind of private, you have to know people inside to eventually become a member
Do you know any course on friday evenings ?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 26-03-2008 3:19pm

Nope, not in the least. Knock on door, tell the girl over the voice thingy that you're there for the lifedrawing, enter, head down to basement.

dublindays · 18-04-2008 7:30pm

Ok this url for the Life Drawing Classes and sessions has been mentioned http://dublindays.myhosting247.com but they also have a blog at http://trinityartsworkshop.blogspot.com/ so anyone who attends the classes can post their work if they sign up - posting is free of course once you are invited classes and sessions are (4 euro) Trinity students (10 euro) general public.. Check it out. All skill levels welcome.

For less formal free sketching but with a group there is also the Dublin Sketchers Group who meet up most Sunday afternoons more details here: http://dublinsketchers.blogspot.com/

Regards,

TAW Blog Admin

snorlax · 18-04-2008 7:36pm

hey Dubdays, hope to see you Sunday

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dublindays · 18-04-2008 7:45pm

Cork_girl wrote: »

oh wow that is great! Is it ok to drop in or is there a time-frame for classes? Would really love to get back into the drawing, has been too long.

Hello Cork girl,

Although it's fairly relaxed and you can just drop in, it's still best to show up at the beginning of the classes so as not to disturb the model or other people trying to concentrate on their work, as you will need to find a space, seat, easel, set up with drawing board paper and drawing pencils/charcoals. Trust me this can be a bit awkward when you show up late. If you do miss the start try to show up just before the break which is usually on the hour in the middle of a two hour session. Timetable details here Trinity Arts Workshop Class Timetable Materials are provided, all skill levels welcome.

You can attend as regularily or as infrequently as you like.

Hope that answers your question

Regards TAW Blog Admin

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