
How do you develop your signature style?
How do you develop your signature style? Have you ever looked at a photo and instantly knew who took it – not because you recognised the image, but because of

How do you develop your signature style? Have you ever looked at a photo and instantly knew who took it – not because you recognised the image, but because of

In this lesson I will be showing you how to make a quick study of an nose using oils. This is a great way to learn more about painting fleshtones

In thisseries I will be showing you how to make a quick study of an eye using oils. This is a great way to learn more about painting fleshtones and

In this series I will be showing you how to layer an oils painting over a pencil sketch. This approach gives you an opportunity to ensure that your drawing is

Observational Drawing Portfolio – Task 5 METAL During the Confidence and Skill Builder phase of the course, level 2 students take on a range of tasks to learn fundamental skills

Level 2 Certificate in Art and Design (GCSE ART EQV) – student work 2023 – Maria Adorjan Maria completed her Level 2 Certificate in Art and Design June 2023. This

Online Foundation Diploma in Art, Design and Media: Matt Theodore welcomes new students September 2023 and introduces his course and team. Matt’s passion and dedication comes across with all that

Watch a sample lesson from our Level 2 Art and Design course. -click the image below to watch! This video shows snippets from a mixed media lesson where tutor Mrs

Click the image below to see a wonderful range of portraitre work from our Level 2 Students Task 12 of the first phase of the course allows students to present

Level 2 Certificate in Art and Design (Art GCSE EQV) Task 12 Portraiture From the first phase of the course, this task allows students to present a portrait after

Task 04 – Graphite Still Life – Student Work Skill building is what the first portfolio on the Level 2 Certificate in Art and design is all about! Observation brings

Introduction In this lesson we will be devloping details in the sky and in the mountains. Reference image link (from Unsplash) Materials Canvas, Panel or paper for acrylic painting Pencil Eraser