Life Drawing in Orillia
Kathryn will be facilitating another six-week session of life drawing in Orillia this fall and winter, at the Orillia Museum of Art & History. This session begins September 19th and will run until December 12th, 2024.
If there are enough registrants for our next session, we would love to offer two classes on Thursdays. One class would be in the afternoon from 1pm-4pm, the other in the evening from 6pm-9pm. Currently we have only enough people for the evening sessions.
If you are interested in either one of these time slots, please do register as soon as possible. We won’t be able to run both sessions without enough bodies.
From OMAH’s website:
Life Drawing
Join your instructor, artist Kathryn Kaiser, for OMAH’s 6-week life drawing class exploring the human form. Using nude and costumed models, participants will learn gesture drawing, anatomy, proportions and mass while trying different mediums such as charcoal, paint, ink and mixed media. Lessons also include using your non-dominant hand to draw, two-handed drawing techniques and blind contour drawings. Basic supplies are included, and participants are welcome to bring their favourite materials to work with.
Basic drawing materials (and easels) provided.
Cost
6-week session
MEMBERS = $110 + HST
GENERAL = $135 + HST
Drop in evenings
(first come, first served – please call in advance to see if there are any spots available)
MEMBERS = $20 + HST
GENERAL = $25 + HST
Schedule
The next 6-week session begins on:
September 19 – October 24
Followed by:
November 7 – December 12
Thursday evenings from 6 PM – 9 PM
Please see the OMAH website to register, and for more information.
For some of Kathryn’s life drawing work, see her portfolio here.
Join Kathryn’s inspiring life drawing classes at the Orillia Museum of Art & History this fall! Two time slots available: afternoon 1pm-4pm and evening 6pm-9pm, but we need more registrations for the afternoon class. Don’t miss this artistic opportunity!
The Life Drawing sessions in Orillia at the Orillia Museum of Art & History sound like a fantastic opportunity to explore the art of drawing the human form. Kathryn Kaiser seems like an experienced and versatile instructor, offering a wide range of techniques and mediums. It’s great to know that these classes are open to both experienced artists and beginners. The provision of basic drawing materials and easels is a nice touch. It’s a wonderful way to enhance artistic skills and creativity.
Hi there,
I would like to join the Thursday evening life drawing class that is in session. I see that there is a “drop in” listed. Is that possible? If so where do I go?
Also I was going to register for the next session (post Oct 19th). I don’t see that registration form anywhere. Could you please tell me where that might be?
Thanks very much!
M-J
Hi M.J. I am replying to your question (as well as your email) so as to inform anyone else that happens upon it here. Do call the Orillia Museum of Art and History (1 (705) 326-2159) and book your drop in through them. Thanks so much. And we are thrilled to have you in this session. 🙂