Drawing Workshop. Courtesy: Prince's Drawing School.

Still a few places available on the Prince's Drawing Workshop being held at Greenland St. in early July.

Liverpool’s major modern arts venue Greenland Street is encouraging local people to unleash their artistic talents in an intensive free five-day drawing programme.
Taking place from 2 – 6 July 2007, ‘Inside Out in Liverpool’ will aim to get the city drawing by taking inspiration from Liverpool’s architecture and its wealth of art collections.
Greenland Street has teamed up with The Prince’s Drawing School - an educational organisation that enables people to broaden their drawing practice - to host this concentrated course which will focus on observational drawing.

From 10.00 - 17.00 every day for five days, participants will sketch in and around the city, looking closely at Liverpool’s public spaces, buildings and cityscape to improve their drawing skills. The sessions will be lead by alumni from the post graduate drawing course at The Prince’s Drawing School.

Students on the course will study art collections at local galleries, sketching directly from works at Tate Liverpool and The Walker Art Gallery. Back at Greenland Street, participants will use the studio space to draw from a model, take part in tutorials, group critiques and discussions about
artists of significance to Liverpool.

Details: The course is free but there is a £20 registration fee (£15 for students). To register call 0151 706 0600 or email info@afoundation.org.uk. Places are limited and are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
The course is aimed at people with some drawing experience.