Drawing and Painting - Developing Visual Language
When: Semester Two - beginning Tuesday 21st and Thursday 23rd January 2025 (applicants request which evening they prefer),
from 6.30pm - 9.00pm
Please only choose one.
Course Application Open Date: 1st December 2024
Course Application Deadline: 17th January 2025
Course Fee: €300
Tutor: Eileen Healy
What is the course about?
The course deals with the creative relationships between drawing and painting and how both are used within the context of studying the human figure. This course further advances visual concentration along with creative investigation. Students expand their ability to observe, perceive and express the visual characteristics of the subject. Through their chosen medium, students are encouraged to explore and develop a personal visual language (ie. communication using visual elements). Students will produce a portfolio of completed studies of the human figure displaying their emerging individual style. Students have an opportunity to submit their work for assessment should they wish to gain the CIT: Single Module Certification for this course.
Download the course FAQ pdf here
Tutor Profile
Eileen Healy is an established figurative artist based at Backwater Studios. A firm believer in the practice of working from life she regularly works from the model in her studio. She has been included in many high-profile exhibitions including Arnott’s Portrait Award and RHA annual show. Her artist residencies include Students Arts League, New York and Tyrone Guthrie Centre. She has taught many drawing workshops both in Ireland and abroad
Accreditation
These part-time, evening courses provide students with an opportunity to experience the potential of visual arts practice, through sustained engagement with materials, techniques, processes, research and art contexts. Each course is an accredited module (5 credits) on the National Framework of Qualifications, where 60 credits equate to the workload of a full-time academic year on a degree programme. It may be possible, therefore, to use these credits as part of one of our full-time programmes in the Department of Fine Art and Applied Art. Students interested in pursuing this option should contact crawford.enquiries@mtu.ie and bear in mind that they would need to submit work for assessment at the end of the module.
Contact
Course Enquiries:
crawford.enquiries@mtu.ie
For more information & to apply:
https://www.cit.ie/course/CRACCXXH7Y0