Showing posts with label seminar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seminar. Show all posts

Friday, November 9, 2012

The Clothes Show Live




Fashion illustrator Nuno Da Costa will be a guest at a Seminar on Fashion Illustration at The Clothes Show Live. Along with chairpersons Caryn Franklin (fashion expert of The Clothes Show) and Stephanie Finnan (of the Fashion Careers Clinic), Nuno will be on the panel answering questions about his genre of illustration. The talks will take place on 7th, 10th and 11th December 2012, for more information and to book tickets go here.


Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Crafty Types



Lettering artist Ruth Rowland will be giving a talk about her work on the evening of 13th November at St. Bride Library. Tickets are available from the library website and will 'help to fund this important resource for future generations'

"Join us at St Bride Library for an evening celebrating the craft of the letter. From considerations of language and the design process, to spontaneous mark-making and precision, leading practitioners Catherine Dixon, Si Scott, Ruth Rowland and Sam Winston will explore the subject through their own working practices."

Worth a visit if you're in the area:  St Bride Library, Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London EC4Y 8EE.

Monday, May 7, 2012

Bec Winnel at the Semi Permanent Creative Conference


Talking of her work and inspirations, Bec Winnel is a guest speaker at the Semi Permanent Creative Conference in Sydney on the 10th and 11th of May 2012.  Bec says of her work:

 "If I couldn’t create art, I think I would curl up and die. I have always loved creating and sharing artwork. Image making is my therapy and life fuel!

I’m a self taught artist from a young age. My first exhibitions were in Nan’s kitchen on her fridge. My art practice has changed from a young girl, from drawing realistic horses over and over, to exploring digital art whilst studying graphic design, then back to traditional techniques for my work as a represented commercial illustrator, advocate with Element Eden and my personal fine art work. I’ve been exhibiting in group shows for the past five years with the aim to finally have a solo show.

My personal work, portraits of feminine beauty, has predominantly been created using pastel and colour pencil, this year I am exploring oil painting alongside by previous techniques.

2012 is my first year as a full time artist. Up until now I was creating my art and commercial illustrations part time whilst working as a full time graphic designer. 2012 has also brought about a change of scenery. Originally a country girl, moved to Melbourne for five years and have now made a new home in the Alpine Valley region of Victoria, where I can focus solely on my art and be surrounded and inspired by nature and the simple things in life.

Through my art, I hope to evoke a sensual connection to my subjects while creating an affection for classic beauty, nature and nostalgia."

For more information on the event go to the Semi Permanent Event website.