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‘[David Hockney’s] work was a manifestation of unconditional love for the universe’
-Thomas Houseago
This recording is of a live practical session celebrating the markmaking of David Hockney. He used expressive marks to create texture and movement in his work. His varied, spontaneous lines and brushstrokes give his paintings a vibrant, energetic feel and show his experience of being in the world.
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Online recording. You will have 2 months access.
One hour
Mark-making workshop - a celebration of David Hockney’s zest for life
Susannah has a top-down camera on her work so you can see the demonstration continuously. You’re welcome to follow the exercises or simply draw in your own way. All drawing abilities are welcome. The focus is on enjoyment and the process of drawing, rather than striving for a perfect finished piece. Discover what happens when you let go of rigid expectations.
What you’ll need
• any materials you want to use! Susannah demonstrates with graphite pencils, coloured pencils, biro/ball point pen, watercolour.
• Some paper - any kind you enjoy drawing on
When you book you will receive an automated email with the Zoom link. It often goes to junk mail. Save this email, as you will only receive it once.
‘[David Hockney’s] work was a manifestation of unconditional love for the universe’
-Thomas Houseago
This recording is of a live practical session celebrating the markmaking of David Hockney. He used expressive marks to create texture and movement in his work. His varied, spontaneous lines and brushstrokes give his paintings a vibrant, energetic feel and show his experience of being in the world.
———
Online recording. You will have 2 months access.
One hour
Mark-making workshop - a celebration of David Hockney’s zest for life
Susannah has a top-down camera on her work so you can see the demonstration continuously. You’re welcome to follow the exercises or simply draw in your own way. All drawing abilities are welcome. The focus is on enjoyment and the process of drawing, rather than striving for a perfect finished piece. Discover what happens when you let go of rigid expectations.
What you’ll need
• any materials you want to use! Susannah demonstrates with graphite pencils, coloured pencils, biro/ball point pen, watercolour.
• Some paper - any kind you enjoy drawing on
When you book you will receive an automated email with the Zoom link. It often goes to junk mail. Save this email, as you will only receive it once.