'Workshop SLC' hosts this workshop. For more information and registration visit the host's website: https://www.workshopslc.com/

[Workshop Description] 

Artist, Zin Lim's Expressive Head Drawing workshop will be a memorable and inspiring course. 

Coming from South Korea, he will be instructing us on how to create good drawings that have emotion, rhythm, movement, and with your personal touch.

The instructor will share his unique direction of expressive drawing in lectures, presentations, and multiple demos from a live model. You will experiment to find a way to use your inner voice and the rhythm of your body and make lots of short and long posed drawings.

This course is for any experienced level of artist students.

• Beginners will learn how to use charcoal medium, how to make interesting visual marks, and how to use those marks to create good figure drawings without being full of anatomic detail.
• Advanced artists will learn to break their safe zone and shift their drawing style from tight to loose.

After attending this course you will broaden your perspective of head and portrait drawing approaches, enjoy creating process more and get an idea for your direction for the next drawing art.

• Date: Fri - Sun. Feb. 16, 17, & 18, 2024
• Times: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
• Location: Workshop SLC, 153 2100 SouthSouth Salt Lake, UT, 84115United States (map)
• Levels: All Levels
• Cost: 

[Art Materials you will need]

• Drawing pad: One from below.

- Strathmore Drawing Pad, 300 series, medium surface. 14x17 inches or larger.

- (Recycled) Strathmore drawing pad, 400 series, medium surface. 14x17 inches or larger.

- Strathmore drawing pad, 400 series, medium surface. 14x17 inches or larger.

- Strathmore Charcoal drawing pads (300-500 series) or any local brands of drawing pads (medium surface) are acceptable.

* No 'New Sprint', 'Bristol', or anything has a 'smooth' surface, They don't work well with charcoal.

• HB charcoal pencil: General brand (if you don't have a 'General' brand, vine charcoal medium or hard (any brand) or Nitram hard is fine.
• Willow or/and Vine charcoal (soft or extra-soft) sticks (General, Cortes, Winsor Newton, or any local brand)
• Kneaded eraser

(Optional materials)

• Utility Knife
• Portable easel: Stand, table-top, or no easel is fine.
• Drawing board: any wooden, plastic, or thick paper board for backing the drawing pad.
• (Workable) Fixative: For in case you make works you like to carry home.
• Pencil Extender
• Blending Stumps
• Sandpaper Block or any smooth Sandpaper

* Can't find the listed material in your town? No problem. Just bring anything you have.

[Testimonials]

"I enjoyed it. I'm frankly very tired of doing hyper-realistic drawings - it's just not that relaxing. I think I will stick with the expressive figure drawing for a while and see if I can improve. I would be very interested in taking another class, especially expressive portraits." 

 - Michael M.

"Thank you so much for teaching this class! The majority of my drawing classes in the past have focused very much on representative. Getting to learn more expressive techniques and getting to learn from you has been so enlightening and just truly a joy. I really appreciate your time and the thoughtfulness you put into this course." 

- Katie K.

 "This was amazing, I learned so much. Most of all, that drawing in this way is much more a state of mind than I realised. Thank you Zin!”

- Nathan A.