Drawing Faces (Workshop)
Course Overview
Capturing the dynamism of the human face can be a challenge for an emerging artist.
This one day workshop takes an intensive look at each component of the face and explains ways to render a realistic result.
Facial proportions, features such as eyes, lips and nose, light and shade are all covered individually to provide the student with the knowledge and skills to draw a convincing face.
No previous experience required – beginners welcome.
What to bring
- 2B pencils
- 3B pencils
- Eraser
Testimonials
"Richard is such a great teach, we feel like he was sharing such interesting elements of drawing, and of course, it is up to us to start implementing. Also he was so non-judgemental, encourageing (in a sincere way!) and ready to agree if what we were doing could do with some improvement, with good advice we could actually understand, rather than taking our pencil and redrawing the whole exercise. Funny banter always keeping us enteretained, which elevated our 'anxiety'. He understood it wasn't how good we were but about the enjoyment and making the most of the time...certainly pushed us all along. Thank you!"
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Richard Byrnes
Richard is a practising artist, having held 23 solo and over 100 group exhibitions in Australia and overseas. Having extensive teaching experience to draw upon, he is committed to teaching sound drawing and sculpture techniques in ways that are clear and accessible. His core belief is that art should be exciting and joyous. Richards works are included in the National Gallery, University of NSW, Artbank, Macquarie University and various regional gallery collections. His public sculpture commissions can be seen in North Sydney, Marrickville and Macquarie University. He is represented by the Robin Gibson Gallery in Sydney.
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