Roman Costumed Life Drawing

Untutored Roman Costumed Life Drawing.

Sign up to join us for some Roman Costumed Life Drawing at the Princess Pavilion in Falmouth on Saturday 6th November and follow in the footsteps of Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rubens and many others!

This two-hour session will offer a range of poses and models in costume. Including a Roman soldier and Goddess.

All for you to capture with pen, ink, charcoal, digitally, oils whatever works for you!

Taking place at Princess Pavilion & Gyllyngdune Gardens, suitable for all ages, this untutored session is a great way to spend your Saturday between 11:00-13:00.

Tickets:
Adult: £8
Concession: £6

Got a question? Drop us an email: [email protected]

What is Life Drawing?

Life drawing or figure drawing is the drawing with pencil, ink, charcoal, paint or whatever you choose of a figure from life. Most often associated with drawing the human form nude.

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What is Costumed Life Drawing?

The biggest difference with costumed life drawing is that the model has clothes on, you will be able to see how mail clings to the body of how a sword is held. In our case, we are also expanding this to not only clothe our model but also bring a character to life.

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Why do it?

There are many reasons to do life drawing, one of the most common reasons is the suggestion that it will make you a better artist. True, practice can help you improve and develop skills and these sessions offer you a specific time to focus on creating art. Do not however be put off if you have never tried life drawing before, this can be your introduction. Maybe you are the next Da Vinci just waiting for the right moment.