Thursday, 14 June 2012

Art Classes in Bangalore from June 2013


Discover Bengaluru Through Art

Discover Bengaluru through art. Using pencil, charcoal, Ink and sketch book, explore interior space, atmosphere, light and the human figure, while learning basic drawing skills.  First class will be at museum and will go over the basic fundaments of life drawing.  Each class there after will meet at various sites in Bengaluru City.  Once registered, students will receive information regarding meeting locations.


All Secrets of Drawing, a workshop on sketching and drawing
10 Sundays at 10 different locations exploring Bengaluru through sketching

Timings: 10 am to 12:30 pm 
fee: 5000/- includes materials and entry tickets to museum and lalbagh

Schedule of the workshop
1
07-07-2013

Venkatappa Art Gallery
(Introduction)
10am to 12:30pm
2
14-07-2013
Lalbagh
(study from nature and Introduction to rapid sketching)
10am to 12:30pm
3
21-07-2013
CKP
(study of landscape  and Head study)
10am to 12:30pm
4
28-07-2013
Lalbagh
(study of trees and texture and human study)

10am to 12:30pm

5
04-08-2013
Cubbon Park
CKP
(study of perspective and human study )
10am to 12:30pm
6
11-08-2013
Tippu palace / Minto eye hospital
Study of Architecture

10am to 12:30pm
7
18-08-2013
Jayanagar city square
10am to 12:30pm
8
25-08-2013
Gandhi Bazaar Market
10am to 12:30pm
9
01-09-2013
Bus stop
10am to 12:30 pm

10
8-09-2013

Eid ga Maidan (to study animals)
10am to 12:30pm

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
  1. Identify what sketch is and why it exists.
  2. Understand the techniques in sketching
  3. Recognize and use of mediums like pencil, charcoal and ink.
  4. Recognize the media used to produce them, and identify the artist of each work.

Art of Water Colour, a workshop exploring water colour
10 Sundays at different locations

Timings: 10am to 12:30pm
Fee: 6,000/- including all materials and entry tickets to lalbagh 
Schedule of the workshop
07-07-2013
Welcome note, knowing each other, discussion with the instructor and distribution of materials followed by Basic Colour Theory - An introduction to primary, secondary colours and complementary colours. Drawing Basics.
Archeology Museum, Kasturba Road, Bangalore -01
14-07-2013

Working from nature- Drawing and painting from simple objects from nature. 

Lalbagh
21-07-2013
 
Study of Clouds
Lalbagh
28-07-2013
Study of Tree and its texture
Cubbon Park
4-08-2013
Study from Nature (Perspective)
Cubbon Park
11-08-2013
Study of land scape in pen /water colour pencil
CKP
18-08-2013
Studying reflection (water)
Sankey Lake
25-08-2013
Studying a  Village
Rajajinagar
1-09-2013
Study of Architecture
Government Archeology Museum
8-09-2013
Study from Nature
Cubbon Park
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COURSE OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
  1. Identify  how water colour works.
  2. Understand the techniques in water colour (opaque / transparent)
  3.  Recognize the different materials used in water colour technique.
  4.  Describe the different techniques with which the artist has to work.
  5. Recognize the media used to produce them, and identify the artist of each work.


New Batch Starts June 16th 2013

Only 20 seats in a batch

Pictures and description can be followed on older posts


Class Location: First class will be held at Venkatappa Art Gallery campus.  Remaining classes will be held at various sites like Sheshagiri Hall, Tippu Summer palace, Lalbagh, CKP, Market, Bus Station, Railway station etc., across Bengaluru City.


Skill Level: Beginning – Intermediate

For Registration and details 
contact Krishna Prasad 98863 94195, 98861 53297
E-mail: arthousekp@gmail.com


Thursday, 5 April 2012

NATA Classes in Bangalore

Score Better at NATA


NATA coaching classes in Bengaluru.



NATA Class at Venkatappa Art Gallery 2011

Art House has taken initiative to coach students appearing for NATA. 


Class starts from 1st April 2016 onwards.


Class involves Perspective Study, Basic Design and Colour Theory and study from  previous year question paper study.

Our students have got successful admissions in various architecture colleges in Karnataka since 2010. In 2015 one of our student Shreya Goyal secured 5th Rank.  

looking for more such rank in near future.

This year we are holding 10:30 to 5pm classes in Banshankari, Indiranagar, Kasturba road, Vijayanagar and Tippasandra.

our teachers teach at various Architecture colleges  across Karnataka.


Fee: 8,000/- (includes all materials)

for registration and more details contact Krishna Prasad 98863 94195, 98861 53297

Our other Workshop

One day Charcoal Drawing workshop 7th April 2013
Two Day Water color workshop 13th and 14th April 2013

New batch of Discover Bengaluru through sketching and Art of water colour starts every month

Thursday, 2 February 2012

Painting from Nature, 2 day oil painting workshop

Painting from Nature in Oil Medium
21st January 2012, Cubbon Park
All the participants gathered at the entrance of Tennis court in Cubbon Park at 10am.  All the materials easle, starters kit ( which contained matt, brush set, pencil, napkin, drinking water) and canvas board 18 X 20 inches were provided and we left for the location, which was 200mts away. 


Senthil seen demonstrating while the participants observing him


Padmaja and Sowmya seen practicing
There were only 9 participants some did not turn up inspite of blocking the seat.  We began the days session by introducing Sentil Kumar our instructor to the participants.  He told them to sketch using the paper directly from the brush using oil medium.  As some of them found difficult, he demonstrated a quick sketch which motivated them and they all started choosing a location and worked in monochrome.  Day one they worked on a paper which was smooth in texture.
Our participants a couple of them senior citizens, couple a high school students, a doctor, a IT profession and some home makers.  There skill level varied some were good and some average.  As I had told earlier drawing skill would be a added advantage in the current workshop, I did not take any beginners. All the participants were beginners for oil medium,   As per the instruction by Senthil, all the participants worked in a monochrome where each one explored the natural beauty.  They all had a round of tea, where they all discussed one another, also they struggled in the medium as they were more used to water colour,  Senthil corrected their work individually and gave them inputs to improvise.  Packed north indian lunch was provided at 1: 15pm, after the lunch they were told to use colours to express the landscape.

Padmaja, Smithi, Sonal and Sowmya seen working
Raj Mathur's study


Smithi's study

Pooja's study


Sandhya's landscape on paper


When  told about using colours they were all excited, they changed their locations some of the wanted to paint the bamboo trees, some rocks and others trees which were abundant in cubbon park. Our instructor gave them a quick demo on using colours, they were shown how to mix and apply colours on the surface.  Most of them worked without taking a break and were happy to take home two works on the day one.  The days session concluded at 4: 30 pm.











Day 2
Though the class was scheduled at 10: 30 am everybody were present at 10’o clock.  We began the session with a demo by a young artist Venkatesh who was assisting us in coordinating the workshop.  Later Senthil worked simultaneously with the participants, most of them choosed the same location as that of Senthil, they found it easy to imitate him while painitng.  I told them to watch him painting for half an hour and continue with their work as they was not much time. 
Participants working on canvas

Vipin seen painting
Day 2’s painting experience was different because they were working on a canvas board.  Some of them had a doubt in composition where necessary inputs were given.   All of them were busy working, the only break they took was for a tea.  Senthil continued and completed his work, later he took turns to correct the participants work.  1’o clock lunch was served and they started working immediately.  Senthil demontrated them how to work in pallet  knife as well.  He corrected all of their work, he believed that participants would be happy to see their works on  wall.  By 4’o clock they all had finished their work one participants had to leave early as there was a emergency.  All the works were displayed, it was a memorable day for all of them, as they had captured the beauty of cubbon park on their canvases. 

Padmaja's landscape


Vipin's landscape

Sandhya's work


Smithi's work


Sonal's painting


Usha Naidu's landscape


Sowmya Srikanth's work















Pooja's landscape















Smithi, Sowmya, Vipin, Krishna Prasad, Venkatesh, Senthil, Madhuarya, Padmaja, Sonal, Pooja, Raj Matur and Sandhya

When asked about the services of Art House, they found it informative as they were able to understand the possibility in oil medium, they also complained that lunch was too heavy.  They wanted me to inform about our other workshops as well.


Our forthcoming workshop
18 amd 19 Feb 2012  Art Jugalbandhi, a two day dual workshop oil and water colour on the spot workshop.  For registration contact Krishna Prasad 98863 94195, email  arthousekp@gmail.com

Wednesday, 21 December 2011

Study of Architecture

17th December 2011, Class No. 9, Study of Architecture.

The scheduled place was Archeology Museum which is located on Kasturba road, Bengaluru. 

We had 2 classes left, 25th and 1st 2012 being sunday  I did not want to postpone the one class, as there would be a long gap, therefore we had class on 17th and 18th December.  Some of them could not make it to the class as the timing were from 3 to 6pm.

As the wheather was getting cold, Venu started the session with a demonstration of the museum building, he took almost 50minutes to complete the work, everybody watched him carefully while painting.  After completing some commented that it was the best work by him so far.  

later some wanted to see the work of Venkatappa, I took them to the gallery where they admired the water colours and were amazed to see the scenes from Ooty which were done by K.Venkatappa a senior artist from Karnataka, they had a quick look and went straight to paint with lot of  inspiration.

Venu demonstrating while Roopa, Urvashi, Arun and Vishanth observing him

Venu's work

Vishanth, Sonia, Roopa and Pooja

Urvashi's study

Roopa's study

Vishanth's work

Arun's Study




Some of them were unable to finish the work as it was cold and chill, also due to bad light.










Class No. 10 was scheduled at Cubbon Park

The last class was scheduled at Cubbon Park, as we had cover all the necessary subjects the 10th class was all about their doubts, therefore everybody were told to come up with question were Venu answered by correcting their works, some wanted to know creating perspective, some had doubt in painting clouds, a few wanted to know how to apply textures and Vishanth wanted to know how to paint a steel object.  Venu solved there question by demonstrating.  Finally we ended the class at 1:30pm thanking Venugopal for instructing for 10 weeks.
Venu suggesting Raj Mathur

Sanjana, Raj Mathur, Venu, Arun,Sonia and Vishanth

Venu's Demo

As most of them missed some classes we are holding a special class at Sankey lake, followed by visit to Rumale Channabasavaiha's  water colour painting exhibition which is happening at   National Gallery of Modern Art, Bengaluru.


















Anybody interested to participate can contact Krishna Prasad  9886394195, also we plan to hold new batches in , Discover Bengaluru through skecting, 10 week workshop in Sketching and Drawing, Art of water colour, a 10 week workshop exploring water colour and How to see and take better pictures? a 6 week workshop on basic photography.