Workshops
Live sketching with Penciljam
George Supreeth
Do you want to dive into the rich history of mica paintings from our recent exhibition – The Forgotten Souvenir and explore their creative essence? If yes, then our upcoming workshop with Penciljam is surely the place where you should be spending your Saturday evening.
In this upcoming workshop, artworks from the late 18th-century, once cherished as souvenirs by British travelers, will be brought to life.
The workshop will be divided into two engaging parts:
Part 1: We will begin by studying the mica paintings from the exhibition and recreate them in our sketchbooks.
Part 2: Next, we will focus on capturing our present-day society and surroundings, creating our own souvenirs inspired by the visual style of the paintings.
Please note:
You’ll need to carry your own:
-Sketchbook or A4 paper
-Pencil (wood or mechanical) and eraser
-Gel pens or fineliners for outlining
-Colour brush pens, sketch pens, or colour pencils (no wet media)
Come and join us for this artistic journey and creatively connect the late 18th-century to the present!
If you would like to join the 12:00pm session please click here
Bookings
Bookings are closed for this event.
Penciljam
Penciljam started in 2009 as a small group of artists who gathered together to sketch from life. Over these past 15 years, Penciljam has conducted over 1000 on-location drawing events, and the Penciljam community have created tens of thousands of Artworks of their localities and cultural heritage.
Penciljam’s primary aim is to encourage Citizen Arts. We believe that the Visual Arts must be accessible to everyone. Our Community features people from all walks of life, and of all ages – bound by a mutual love for drawing. Penciljam is a project of The Nabachika Foundation.
George Supreeth
George Supreeth is a practicing artist and a co-founder of the Nabachika Foundation, a non-profit that works in the area of the Citizen Arts. He is a graduate of the College of Fine Art, Bangalore, and has served as a member of its Board of Studies. He runs Ideasutra.com through which he trains organisations on using visual ways of thinking to solve complex business problems.
