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Workshops

Andrew's upcoming Australian workshops are below. You can book them here on the website.

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21st, 22nd, 23rd

April 2023

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8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th

May 2023

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8th, 9th, 10th

June 2023

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18th, 19th, 20th

August 2023

Date- 21st, 22nd and 23rd of April 2023

Sessions- 9.00am-4.30pm

Venue- The Art Rooms Studio, St Peters, Sydney

Study still life painting with nationally-renowned realist painter, Archibald and Doug Moran Prize finalist, Andrew Bonneau. 
In this workshop students will spend 3 days developing a single still life painting. The emphasis will be on the accurate observation of the subject. 

Working from real objects of the student's choosing for the entire workshop and beginning from an initial 'block in' in graphite, we will proceed to develop a refined drawing which we will then transfer to canvas to begin painting. All aspects of the process will be discussed and demonstrated, such as proportion, perspective, conceptualising the model in relation to the light source, modelling form, colour theory and paint handling.

 

The more experience you have in painting and drawing from life the better, but the workshop is suitable for all levels.  

  

Materials are not included. Please find the materials list below.

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Date- 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th of May 2023

Sessions- 9.00am-4.00pm

Venue-Cedric Davies Community Hub, 43 Anzac Avenue, Mareeba, QLD.

 

Study portraiture with nationally-renowned realist painter, Archibald and Doug Moran Prize finalist, Andrew Bonneau. 
In this workshop students will spend 5 days developing a single portrait painting from life. The emphasis will be on the accurate observation of the model. 

Working from the life model for the entire workshop and

beginning from an initial 'block in' in graphite, we will proceed to develop a refined drawing which we will then transfer to canvas to begin painting. All aspects of the process will be discussed and demonstrated, such as proportion, anatomy, perspective, conceptualising the model in relation to the light source, modelling form, colour theory and paint handling.

 

The more experience you have in painting and drawing from life the better, but the workshop is suitable for all levels.  

  

Materials are not included. Please find the materials list below.

Date- 9th, 10th and 11th of June 2023

Sessions- 9.00am-4.30pm

Venue- Bienarte, Albion, Brisbane 

Study still life painting with nationally-renowned realist painter, Archibald and Doug Moran Prize finalist, Andrew Bonneau. 
In this workshop students will spend 3 days developing a single still life painting. The emphasis will be on the accurate observation of the subject. 

Working from real objects of the student's choosing for the entire workshop and beginning from an initial 'block in' in graphite, we will proceed to develop a refined drawing which we will then transfer to canvas to begin painting. All aspects of the process will be discussed and demonstrated, such as proportion, perspective, conceptualising the model in relation to the light source, modelling form, colour theory and paint handling.

 

The more experience you have in painting and drawing from life the better, but the workshop is suitable for all levels.  

  

Materials are not included. Please find the materials list below.

Date- 18th, 19th and 20th of August 2023

Sessions- 9.00am-4.30pm

Venue- Atelier Melbourne Art Academy, Oakleigh, Melbourne.

Study still life painting with nationally-renowned realist painter, Archibald and Doug Moran Prize finalist, Andrew Bonneau. 
In this workshop students will spend 3 days developing a single still life painting. The emphasis will be on the accurate observation of the subject. 

Working from real objects of the student's choosing for the entire workshop and beginning from an initial 'block in' in graphite, we will proceed to develop a refined drawing which we will then transfer to canvas to begin painting. All aspects of the process will be discussed and demonstrated, such as proportion, perspective, conceptualising the model in relation to the light source, modelling form, colour theory and paint handling.

 

The more experience you have in painting and drawing from life the better, but the workshop is suitable for all levels.  

  

Materials are not included. Please find the materials list below.

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