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EAST COAST ART STUDIOS | SOUTH DUBLIN ART CLASSES

ABOUT US

group art classes oil painting for beginners and advanced Dublin

We host daytime, evening and private classes to a total of 8 students in painting, drawing. Our teaching structure is designed to help you meet your artistic goals regardless of your level of experience over a period of time that suits your budget and personal timetable. Beginners and mid level to experienced artists work side by side in the studio. Our philosophy is fluid and draws on all time periods to inform how to understand all aspects or art and its creation. The studio is like an open Art college with a very clear way of teaching directed to each individual personally and their work and ambitions based on where they are at when they enter the studio.
You are treated respectively and your work , if any, is also respected and built on from the first meeting.
You can work intensively 3 days a week and at the nighttime courses and life drawing or take 2-4 sessions a month. The courses are designed to allow for people with different budgets and time frames to gradually study art techniques to a high standard whether abstract or realistic, contemporary or classical. See what you can study here Course Syllabi .

Some people travel to study with us from different parts of the world for 1-6 months. Others live in Dublin and have kids and jobs and come every Monday night or on Wednesdays/Saturdays each month - how you study is up to you. We advise all students to study both the painting and drawing aspects of our courses to progress quickly and organically and to attend and practice life drawing regularly as this is essential to training your hand in the movement and rhythm of line and form. The studio is lit with full daylight bulbs, creating perfect lighting for painting and drawing.

The teaching philosophy of Dublin Art Studio is to draw on the techniques and methods of all art periods to inform present art practice. Our mission is to help students develop their personal abilities and style quickly and to a high level of competence. Students learn to analyze the work of the artists they admire and implement these techniques in their own practice. Study watercolor, illustration and beautiful techniques in oil painting, such as alla prima, glazing and sfumato. Learn the methods employed by Da Vinci, Goya, Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt to paint flesh, or how to glaze over a grisaille figure like Ribera and Velazquez. For landscapes, study the work of Monet, Turner and the Russian painter Isaac Levitan. Those interested in contemporary work can learn from the drawing and painting techniques of Jenny Saville, Lucian Freud and Marlene Dumas, or the abstract techniques of Rothko , Diebenkorn and Agnes Martin. Peolpe can also take advantage of our monthly museum visits, where we learn to analyze paintings "in the flesh", the layers of paint and how they were created.
Our courses work on a modular basis and reinforce one another. See Course Syllabi . Understanding and applying the different styles you learn in these modules will ensure the development of each student’s techniques and individual artistic style.

New studio in Dublin
Email: info@dublinartstudio.com
Phone: 00353/851347071
Instructor: Eoin Llewellyn
www.llewellyn.ie

CONDITIONS: Once confirmed, all sessions are non-exchangeable, non-transferable and non-refundable. If classes have to be cancelled by East Coast Art Studios for any reason, students will be offered a refund for the missed class, or an opportunity to retake the session at another date. All paint and drawing materials are provided for both drawing and painting courses except canvas. Students taking the intensive programme or ongoing classes must bring their own set of brushes these can be provided by the studio please ask for info. Students wishing to paint on a larger scale may bring a canvas with them to the studio. All class times include 20 to 30 minutes of clean-up. . Photos/videos taken by East Coast Art Studios during sessions, including of students or students work may be used for promotional purposes unless students specifically request otherwise.