Art Classes Available In Sydney
If you have always wanted to learn how to paint with Oils, then this is the course for you. In this one-day workshop, you will be introduced to the basics of oil painting. You will explore factors of the medium to better understand techniques and possibilities and gain confidence in your approach to the art school oil painting process, and be... Learn watercolour painting techniques with an online painting short course from Sydney! Botanical art is a unique and specialised art form that captures the colour, precision and detail of fruits, flowers and foliage to realistically represent their natural beauty.
Learn DSLR videography with our film & video making short courses in Sydney! DSLR cameras have revolutionised video, giving the amateur the ability to create professional imagery at a low cost with minimal equipment and crew. With a growing market for video promotion and sharing on social platforms, videography has become a sought after and lucrative skill. Perhaps you've picked up your camera and wondered why you have the kit but aren't seeing the results that you expected? Learn digital photography with our photography short courses in Sydney. There’s nothing more frustrating than having a beautiful camera, but not knowing how to get the best from it.
Learn to personalise your living space with plants and terrariums with our house and garden short courses in Sydney! A terrarium is a collection of small, decorative plants growing in an enclosed environment. Terrarium containers are typically transparent and provide an opening big enough to allow the gardener to tend to the plants inside. The best part about a DIY terrarium is that you get to create something personalised and unique to you. Learn to make a hat with our millinery short courses in Sydney!
Learn the foundation of Wheel Throwing in our new Pottery & Ceramics Wheel Throwing course for Beginners in Sydney! In this hands-on and fun pottery & ceramics course, you will be introduced to throwing, trimming and glazing techniques. We will take you through the different steps of wheel throwing methods such as centring, opening and pulling and shaping your pottery. And learn how to plan and execute trimming excess clay from the bottom of your pottery.
Learn to play the didgeridoo with our music & singing short courses in Sydney! Sydney Community College acknowledges the traditional cultural custodians of the instrument known in English as the “Didgeridoo” or “Didjeridu”. We strongly recommend reading the article "That didjeridu has sent them mad" by Murray Garde with Peter Danaja et Tom Djelkwarrngi Wood as an authoritative background to its traditional use. If you want to learn about playing the Didgeridoo in Sydney, then this... If you want to learn to paint or perfect your existing skills, WWAS has a course for you.
Classes will be structured with exercises in managing proportion and drawing, skin tones and colour palettes and a full range of watercolour techniques to render the myriad textures and moods of a portrait. Students will be encouraged to find their own styles and to understand the portrait as a whole painting, where likeness is more than an accurate depiction of physical features. Take a step into the magical world of watercolours with Gina Bruce.
Before the invention of the graphite pencil, the most common dry medium employed by artists with which to draw was chalk - a material used by Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Rubens and Rembrandt. In addition to learning about the proportions of the human figure and some elementary anatomy, discover the sensual qualities of colour, texture and line... Learn ikebana - the art of Japanese flower arrangement with our floral design short courses in Sydney! Ohara Style Ikebana is unique for its emphasis on seasonal qualities, natural growth processes and the beauty of...
They can also add advanced skills during weekly Master Classes in large vessel throwing, hand-building, pottery decorations and mould-making with slip-casting. Aside from it’s extensive range of paint classes, Sydney Community College offer a multitude of other creative classes covering jewellery making, origami, illustration, glasswork and much more. Whether you create your own glass platter, decorate your home with your handmade stained glass windows, design fashion jewellery or learn to etch, Sydney Community College has the glass art course for you. At Art Class Sydney we run a Wednesday morning and a Thursday evening class for painting. Classes are structured around different subjects and look at a variety of artists methods and genres. We also run a Thursday morning drawing class which also covers different subjects, mainly from life, and a variety of media including charcoal, chalk pastel, ink and watercolour.
With so many painting classes for kids, you won’t have to worry about school holiday activities in Sydney either. Our painting classes bring out your inner artist with a hassle-free learning experience. No matter your experience with art, you can join our workshops with no prior experience.
Our sip classes are relaxed with absolutely no expectations or pressure. Learn painting skills and how to use oil paints with our painting short courses in Sydney! Step into the creative and expressive world of oil painting.
Unleash your creativity by turning your iPad into a digital art studio. With Procreate you have the ability to spontaneously draw or paint directly on your IPAD using its default brushes and shapes options using your Apple pencil and a combination with hand gesture controls. You can also import your existing hand-drawn sketches or photographs and transform them into digital artworks. Learn mould making and slip casting with our pottery short courses in Sydney! Learn about the process of mould-making and slip-casting for ceramics.
Visit cafes, parks and public spaces and work with a small group over two Saturdays. You will learn how to observe, compose, simplify a complex scene and create a strong... Studio Make offers a big range of drop-in classes for youths and adults. The Pottery Shed's classes are founded on the principle that everyone can learn to skillfully manage and use clay by understanding its purest properties. The basic course at The Pottery Shed for beginners is comprised of three 2-hour classes covering throwing, trimming and glazing. Students are then encouraged to develop their skills through returning sessions until they understand the process.
At WEA Sydney our art classes are available from beginner to advanced levels where you can learn a variety of different artistic skills. Our art courses run daytime, evenings and weekends, and we offer everything from drawing and painting to photography and practical art. Even a childhood passion for art can fall to the wayside in adulthood. Sign up for one of our courses and see how art classes for adults can bring your passion back to life. Located in Sydney's Central Business District, every art course is accessible to everyone with public transport nearby and a building that is disabled friendly. From still life classes to formal art courses, it offers something for every artist from the raw beginner to the Archibald Prize winner.
Intermediate classes will include an artist demonstration of a specialist technique, so students can then develop their own process. Learn watercolour painting with our online painting short courses from Sydney! This online painting course further explores the gentle art of watercolour painting. Learn from your home over 4 calming sessions to expand beyond your basic techniques for the watercolour medium. You will learn and add more drawing and watercolour painting skills, with exercises to consolidate your understanding and develop the techniques, plus plenty of opportunities to practice.
Learn DSLR videography with our film & video making short courses in Sydney! DSLR cameras have revolutionised video, giving the amateur the ability to create professional imagery at a low cost with minimal equipment and crew. With a growing market for video promotion and sharing on social platforms, videography has become a sought after and lucrative skill. Perhaps you've picked up your camera and wondered why you have the kit but aren't seeing the results that you expected? Learn digital photography with our photography short courses in Sydney. There’s nothing more frustrating than having a beautiful camera, but not knowing how to get the best from it.
Learn to personalise your living space with plants and terrariums with our house and garden short courses in Sydney! A terrarium is a collection of small, decorative plants growing in an enclosed environment. Terrarium containers are typically transparent and provide an opening big enough to allow the gardener to tend to the plants inside. The best part about a DIY terrarium is that you get to create something personalised and unique to you. Learn to make a hat with our millinery short courses in Sydney!
Learn the foundation of Wheel Throwing in our new Pottery & Ceramics Wheel Throwing course for Beginners in Sydney! In this hands-on and fun pottery & ceramics course, you will be introduced to throwing, trimming and glazing techniques. We will take you through the different steps of wheel throwing methods such as centring, opening and pulling and shaping your pottery. And learn how to plan and execute trimming excess clay from the bottom of your pottery.
Learn to play the didgeridoo with our music & singing short courses in Sydney! Sydney Community College acknowledges the traditional cultural custodians of the instrument known in English as the “Didgeridoo” or “Didjeridu”. We strongly recommend reading the article "That didjeridu has sent them mad" by Murray Garde with Peter Danaja et Tom Djelkwarrngi Wood as an authoritative background to its traditional use. If you want to learn about playing the Didgeridoo in Sydney, then this... If you want to learn to paint or perfect your existing skills, WWAS has a course for you.
Classes will be structured with exercises in managing proportion and drawing, skin tones and colour palettes and a full range of watercolour techniques to render the myriad textures and moods of a portrait. Students will be encouraged to find their own styles and to understand the portrait as a whole painting, where likeness is more than an accurate depiction of physical features. Take a step into the magical world of watercolours with Gina Bruce.
Before the invention of the graphite pencil, the most common dry medium employed by artists with which to draw was chalk - a material used by Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, Rubens and Rembrandt. In addition to learning about the proportions of the human figure and some elementary anatomy, discover the sensual qualities of colour, texture and line... Learn ikebana - the art of Japanese flower arrangement with our floral design short courses in Sydney! Ohara Style Ikebana is unique for its emphasis on seasonal qualities, natural growth processes and the beauty of...
They can also add advanced skills during weekly Master Classes in large vessel throwing, hand-building, pottery decorations and mould-making with slip-casting. Aside from it’s extensive range of paint classes, Sydney Community College offer a multitude of other creative classes covering jewellery making, origami, illustration, glasswork and much more. Whether you create your own glass platter, decorate your home with your handmade stained glass windows, design fashion jewellery or learn to etch, Sydney Community College has the glass art course for you. At Art Class Sydney we run a Wednesday morning and a Thursday evening class for painting. Classes are structured around different subjects and look at a variety of artists methods and genres. We also run a Thursday morning drawing class which also covers different subjects, mainly from life, and a variety of media including charcoal, chalk pastel, ink and watercolour.
With so many painting classes for kids, you won’t have to worry about school holiday activities in Sydney either. Our painting classes bring out your inner artist with a hassle-free learning experience. No matter your experience with art, you can join our workshops with no prior experience.
Our sip classes are relaxed with absolutely no expectations or pressure. Learn painting skills and how to use oil paints with our painting short courses in Sydney! Step into the creative and expressive world of oil painting.
Unleash your creativity by turning your iPad into a digital art studio. With Procreate you have the ability to spontaneously draw or paint directly on your IPAD using its default brushes and shapes options using your Apple pencil and a combination with hand gesture controls. You can also import your existing hand-drawn sketches or photographs and transform them into digital artworks. Learn mould making and slip casting with our pottery short courses in Sydney! Learn about the process of mould-making and slip-casting for ceramics.
Visit cafes, parks and public spaces and work with a small group over two Saturdays. You will learn how to observe, compose, simplify a complex scene and create a strong... Studio Make offers a big range of drop-in classes for youths and adults. The Pottery Shed's classes are founded on the principle that everyone can learn to skillfully manage and use clay by understanding its purest properties. The basic course at The Pottery Shed for beginners is comprised of three 2-hour classes covering throwing, trimming and glazing. Students are then encouraged to develop their skills through returning sessions until they understand the process.
At WEA Sydney our art classes are available from beginner to advanced levels where you can learn a variety of different artistic skills. Our art courses run daytime, evenings and weekends, and we offer everything from drawing and painting to photography and practical art. Even a childhood passion for art can fall to the wayside in adulthood. Sign up for one of our courses and see how art classes for adults can bring your passion back to life. Located in Sydney's Central Business District, every art course is accessible to everyone with public transport nearby and a building that is disabled friendly. From still life classes to formal art courses, it offers something for every artist from the raw beginner to the Archibald Prize winner.
Intermediate classes will include an artist demonstration of a specialist technique, so students can then develop their own process. Learn watercolour painting with our online painting short courses from Sydney! This online painting course further explores the gentle art of watercolour painting. Learn from your home over 4 calming sessions to expand beyond your basic techniques for the watercolour medium. You will learn and add more drawing and watercolour painting skills, with exercises to consolidate your understanding and develop the techniques, plus plenty of opportunities to practice.
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