Sunday
13 September
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Glenferrie Studio, Hawthorn
Spend an afternoon exploring drawing with award-winning artist and veteran teacher, Michelle Zuccolo. This drawing workshop offers participants the opportunity to explore drawing in a supportive studio environment under the guidance of a highly experienced teacher.
$145
Level: Beginner
Ages: This workshop is designed for adults
(Art students aged 15 – 17 may be able to attend, please contact to discuss suitability)
Sunday afternoon workshop
Spend an afternoon exploring drawing in this Discover Drawing workshop, with award winning artist and veteran teacher, Michelle Zuccolo. This drawing workshop offers participants the opportunity to explore drawing in a supporting studio environment with a highly experienced teacher.
You will be working from observation of Still life using observational drawing techniques. Observational drawing serves as a foundational skill for artists, benefiting various drawing forms like figure drawing, still life, landscape, and portraiture. It enhances your observation skills, refines technical abilities, and deepens your understanding of form, light, and shadow. It’s a skill that improves with practice and patience, allowing you to create accurate and realistic representations.
This drawing workshop fosters sustained attention, critical observation, and an expanded understanding of how the structure of objects can be represented within diverse visual contexts. Drawing has cognitive, motor skill and health benefits.
We welcome complete beginners and more experienced artists. We maintain small class sizes to ensure Michelle can offer one-on-one tuition for each student.
Materials are provided.
About Michelle
This Discover Drawing Workshop course will be taught by experienced artist and teacher Michelle Zuccolo. Michelle is a winner of the prestigious Rick Amor Self Portrait Prize. She has also been a finalist in the British Portrait Award, London, Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, Portia Geach Memorial Award, 2020 Hurford Hardwood Portrait Prize and Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize. Her drawings have been included in the Rick Amor Drawing Award, the 7th Drawing Biennale, Drill Hall, ANU, Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing and Mornington Peninsula Spring Drawing Festivals.
Michelle has a MA (Visual Arts) from the University of Ballarat, a BA (Fine Art) from Victoria College of Art and Design and a DipEd from Melbourne College of Advanced Education. Michelle has over twenty-five years teaching experience at various levels of education including secondary schooling, tertiary levels and in community art programs.
Images: Michelle (rabbit), and other student drawings and demonstrations
If you can’t make it this time please provide us with your details and we will keep you informed regarding upcoming courses
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1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Glenferrie Studio, Hawthorn
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Glenferrie Studio, Hawthorn
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