3D Art and Sculpture
Please note: learners are limited to taking part in a maximum of THREE community learning courses throughout the academic year.
This course will provide you with an understanding of how to experiment and create art pieces using recycled materials primarily found on beaches and the shoreline. You will develop knowledge of a range of techniques that can be used to create, construct, and enhance art pieces. You will develop your own style and identify materials that you are most comfortable with to express ideas and have fun during the process.
Please note that this course requires participants to be standing up for the majority of the session using tools in a workshop setting.
Site
Eastbourne
Level
Entry Level
Course Type
Adult
Courses
| Options | Course Code | Starts | Ends | Days | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61027-04 | 10/01/24 | 07/02/24 | Wednesday | 13:30 | 16:00 | |
| 61027-06 | 17/04/24 | 22/05/24 | Wednesday | 13:00 | 15:30 |
What will I study?
Learners can progress throughout the course starting with a mood board of your ideas and concepts, moving on to some experiments with techniques and materials, before embarking on your final piece of work. Here, you will enhance your ability to use colour, texture and form to create mood and impact within your art work.
What qualification will I achieve?
There is no qualification for this course but you will receive a certificate of attendance if you complete the course.
What can I do after completing this course?
You can explore a variety of other courses within Community Learning or the adult college.
Are there any extra costs?
This is a free course and all materials are provided, although it is encouraged to source materials from the beach to add to your piece during the course.
Additional Info
Learners are required to wear work boots or leather toed shoes due to being in a workshop environment. No open toe shoes to be worn. Please note that this course requires participants to be standing up for the majority of the session using tools in a workshop setting.
Please contact the Community Learning team on 030 300 38212 or community.info@escg.ac.uk for more information about this course.