Hand Lettering - A Two Day Course ************************************************** More dates to be added soon - join our mailing list to receive notifications ************************************************** £50 per person Participants are limited to 12 each session Pay online using the button below, or download Booking Form HERE Course content: We'll learn how to use hand writing in a more creative way; how lettering can become an integral and beautiful part of our artwork; or just how to create the most souped up shopping lists to take to the supermarket! This is a workshop for people of all levels. No previous experience needed. Just come along. Materials included in the course price, but if you usually work in a sketchbook I'd invite you to bring that along so that the lettering, and tricks you learn, becomes a part of your regular practice. If you have your own favourite pens or pencils or drawing/writing tools then bring them along too. The things you learn should be a way of developing your own work, not something detached from it. I have been using hand written text in my artwork since I started drawing. For me, the two are equally important . I look forward to sharing some of my passion for this practice with you. Andrea Joseph’s Sketchblog; http://andreajoseph24.blogspot.co.uk/ Andrea Joseph is a self-taught award winning illustrator from South Wales now living and drawing in the High Peak. Andrea picked up her pens, after a long hiatus, around nine years ago and has not put them down since. She draws obsessively and has turned a passion for drawing into a career. She has exhibited her work, including her renowned sketchbooks, throughout Europe in both solo and group exhibitions. She has worked in the editorial, advertising and publishing fields. Her work is also studied in schools, at GCSE level and A-level standard, in the UK and across the globe. She co-runs drawing events including Dr Sketchy (Sheffield and Buxton branch) and Sketchcrawls. Her sketchblog has attracted over a million of visitors since it’s inception. A book about her illustration work, Andrea’s Book, was published in October 2013.. |
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