This course will give you the keys to observing the forms of living things in order to grasp the morphology of plants. From botany to ornamental motifs in the decorative arts, we will look at various iconographic sources to show ‘plants’ in all their drawn forms.

Support participants by providing them with a solid grounding in technical drawing and useful ideas for their personal and artistic development, using portraiture and its variations as the subject.

Focusing on the live model, this course provides an opportunity to learn the basics of drawing and to develop personal artistic work.

Returning to the basics of figurative sculpture, the aim of this course is to learn how to sculpt a volume in clay from the observation of a live model.

The aim of this course is to understand bone structure, muscular mechanics, tissues and joints, so as to be able to arrange each of the human body’s shapes in relation to the others, in a living, harmonious whole.

The aim of this course is to create offbeat, funny or poetic images through experimentation with photographs, drawing and objects.

The course teaches the theoretical bases of ceramics and introduces the different technical processes involved in making a series of small-scale ceramic sculptures, so that in just five days you can assimilate the different stages and processes involved in ceramics.

The aim of this course is to introduce participants to all aspects of observational drawing.

The aim of this course is to introduce participants to all aspects of observational drawing.

Learn to paint still lifes, perspective and bodies.

he aim of this course is to discover and appropriate the language of the comic strip.

Drawing is the tool that reveals our gesture, the extension of our hand, which through its fluidity and dexterity reveals our way of inhabiting the world and rendering it with singularity.

This course, centred on the live model, enables students to acquire a rigorous grounding in oil or acrylic painting, and then gradually develop a personal body of work.

Through the study of the live model, the course provides an understanding of composition, light, form and colour. Observation and experimentation are essential to the learning process.