Drawing classes

Learning to draw

We have all wanted to take up drawing at some point.

We did it as children, spontaneously, with more or less enthusiasm. We all had drawing lessons at school. And the older we get, the harder it is to get started on our own. We hesitate, we worry: “what is going to appear at the tip of the pencil? will it look like anything? will I manage?”

Then one day, we take the plunge, we push open the studio door and there, we feel a little lighter. Because in the studio there is someone to guide you, and other students too.

In the studio, Delphine is there to welcome you and guide you according to your wishes and your needs. You learn the basics of drawing if you need to: you learn to look, to see things differently, how a face is put together, the space an ear takes up, the shape a figure makes. You learn to look at things all over again.

Learning to draw can also mean, for those who want it: learning perspective, vanishing lines, the different kinds of stroke, and then, in a second stage, values, shadow and light. You learn to give volume to objects, to hair. You make the different tools your own: charcoal, oil pastels, pencils and so on.