Illustration drawing lesson, Quentin Blake style | October 8th

In this workshop, you’ll get to work with one of children’s book illustrators’ favorite techniques: working with a dip pen and ink. Once the ink is dry and waterproof, you’ll color your illustration with watercolor paints.

The main source of inspiration for this evening is the famous illustrator Quentin Blake, a master of spontaneous and expressive drawing. You’ll learn how to bring characters to life with loose lines and plenty of personality. The focus isn’t on perfect anatomy, but rather on your character’s posture, movement, and presence. It’s a fun and creative way to let go of your perfectionism for a while and learn to draw freely!

Practical Information

- This workshop is for members only.
- The entrance to the building can be a bit hard to find. A Prometheus staff member will be at the entrance to welcome you.
- The studio is located in the attic. Please note that there is no elevator.

Important
We already held this workshop earlier this year, in March. Due to high demand, we’re offering it again. Did you participate in March? If so, we ask that you not register for this session, so that others who are interested also have the chance to participate.

Due to high demand, an additional date has been scheduled for this workshop: October 15th