JAN CLARK | THE MAGIC OF GRAPHITE
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Monday 13 – Friday 17 January 2025
With minimal requirements explore the breadth of textural possibilities that humble graphite offers. Learn what the letters and numbers mean on the pencils and also the various forms in which graphite is marketed. Erasers, sharpeners and different qualities of papers will be discussed.
We will experiment with many techniques with images and subjects drawn from the natural world. Even a spot of en plein air sketching if the weather is kind. Amazing images can be made with graphite, come and enjoy a stress-free class and find out how. All levels
With minimal requirements explore the breadth of textural possibilities that humble graphite offers. Learn what the letters and numbers mean on the pencils and also the various forms in which graphite is marketed. Erasers, sharpeners and different qualities of papers will be discussed.
We will experiment with many techniques with images and subjects drawn from the natural world. Even a spot of en plein air sketching if the weather is kind. Amazing images can be made with graphite, come and enjoy a stress-free class and find out how. All levels
JAN CLARK Bio
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Jan Clark is a professional artist and experienced art teacher with a strong interest in natural history art.
She holds a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (1st class Honours and University Medal) from the University of Newcastle. Jan has taught classes in textile art and drawing for twenty years across Australia and in New Zealand. A deep love of nature is the inspiration for her work across a range of styles, from the realistic detail of scientific illustration in coloured pencil to abstract acrylic painting and textiles.
Instagram janclarkart
Jan Clark is a professional artist and experienced art teacher with a strong interest in natural history art.
She holds a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (1st class Honours and University Medal) from the University of Newcastle. Jan has taught classes in textile art and drawing for twenty years across Australia and in New Zealand. A deep love of nature is the inspiration for her work across a range of styles, from the realistic detail of scientific illustration in coloured pencil to abstract acrylic painting and textiles.
