Course Code | DSU301 |
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Qualification | Short Course |
Payment Options | Upfront & Payment Plans |
Delivery | Online |
Whether you’re brand new to urban sketching or a confident artist, this engaging, video-based online course teaches you step-by-step how to go from blank page, to capturing the bustle and beauty of the world around you, in the unique and fashionable style that is urban sketching.
Each carefully constructed tutorial takes an over-my-shoulder approach to teaching – all delivered by artist Ian Fennelly in his authentic, warm and humorous style, that simply doesn’t feel like learning.
Through Urban Sketch Course, Ian breaks down his well-loved style into easy-to-follow steps, while revealing sketching and painting tricks and techniques he has developed and refined through years of dedication to the craft of urban sketching.
Best of all, you can do it too! To learn urban sketching, all you need is a fine-line pen, a simple sketch book and a willingness to watch, listen and learn from a coveted urban sketcher and captivating teacher.
Urban Sketch Course consists of eight, packed artistic training modules, delivered instantly to your computer, tablet device or Smart Phone through professional video tuition.
Each module in the course has been carefully crafted to give you an extraordinary arsenal of drawing and painting techniques you can apply immediately to make your images dazzle. And don’t worry if you’re not naturally ‘artistic’ because we start with the very basics before leading you gently up to more advanced techniques.
Importantly, you can pause and rewind each lesson and watch them as many times as you like until you’ve mastered each technique. You have lifetime access. It’s the equivalent of working alongside an experienced instructor and being able to tap into their knowledge, 24/7.
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