Course Details
Following on from the success of this course in 2026 I am now happy to be offering Part 2 to this course.
As many of you will know, Paul Klee is an all-time favourite of mine and everytime I study his work I learn more about his thinking and processes. He was a prolific artist and this on-line course which is a follow-on from Part 1, will be looking at further of his methods and again considering how we can use and adapt these for our own projects. Once again all work will be carried out directly into a sketchbook unless otherwise stated during the course. It will be primarily paper and design based but with opportunities for stitch work if any student wishes to pursue cloth and stitch.
We shall be investigating the following areas in Part 2:
Dates: Thursdays 8th and 22nd April, 6th and 20th May, 3rd June 2027
TImes: 2.30 to approx 4.30
Return Session ~ to view any developed or fiinshed works ~ Thursday 16th September 2027
BOBBY BRITNELL
My roots lie in theatre costumes and tailoring and later as a secondary school teacher. Since 1984, I have worked as a free-lance artist teaching textiles, art and design, to all ages and levels up to BA degree students. My own work as a teacher holds as much relevance as my work as an artist, both go hand in hand. On-line workshops have proved very popular since Corvid and I welcome my overseas students to these courses as well as all others.