Description
Throughout the development of all my projects as a visual, theatre, and film artist, one skill has helped me more than any other—drawing! The art and practice of seeing spatial relationships, textures, proportions, perspective, tone, and volume helps me to render and create realities and fictions quickly and with ease.
These skills have transformed how I see. They translate into everything else I do, from graphic design to photography to set design for TV and film. It is a way of seeing, thinking, and communicating. An essential tool for any visual practice.
This course will take you through a series of skill-building workshops designed to help you become well-versed in drawing & rendering while structuring a regular practice so that it becomes a part of your professional toolkit. We will use a variety of media (wet and dry) and practice with many subjects, images, and references.
Drawing is also a perfect tool to explore your own creative interests and voice! Each session will start with a brief body-based drawing meditation, that will help bring some of your own ideas and impulses to light.
If you’re unable to pay the 150$ fee but would like to attend Bronwen’s workshop, we offer a solidarity ticket price of 125$. For more details, please email .
Teacher Bio
Bronwen Moen moved to Montréal, Québec in 2006 where she completed a Masters of Fine Arts at Concordia University in 2013. Her work in painting, drawing, and performance focuses on the vibrant materiality of the human form, the natural and manufactured world, and all vibrant systems. As a dancer and performer she draws deeply from her physical practice that provides a map of deepening connections with herself and others; sensations and images of the uphill crumble of collaboration and interrelatedness. With a foundation of painting and murals, Bronwen’s work also extends into photography, design/illustration, large-scale puppets, and sets and props within tv/film and theatre productions. This multi-disciplinary practice carries over into teaching and facilitation, and is woven together with themes of embodiment, agency and connection.
See www.bronwenmoen.com/
Links to Bronwen’s work, reviews and media attention
- Vimeo.com, Interview
- Facebook.com
- TV/FILM Scenic Art
Testimonials
“[Bronwen] was very prepared, kind, and inspiring. I appreciated the small class size.”
“The teacher was well prepared with research and activities that were facilitated well. The group proved to be inspiring in their own different ways.”
Event Details
Session 1: October 05, 2021
Session 2: October 12, 2021
Session 3: October 19, 2021
Session 4: October 26, 2021
Start time: 18:00 EDT
End time: 20:00 EDT
Venue: Zoom Conference