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HYNDBURN — SANDY LANE
Spanish — Tues, 1st & Second level German — Wed
French — Thursday, 7-9 Greek — Monday
GREAT HARWOOD Spanish I — Monday 9-30 - 1 1 - 3 0
OSWALDTWISTLE French — Monday, 7-9 German — Monday. 7-9
Further information trom Pete Heyes Tel: 393521 (Accrington)
ROSSENDALE Monday — French - towards exam level III French — absolute beginners LI Spanish — improvers Lll
TUESDAY German — towards exam Level III German — improvers Level II Spanish — absolute beginners LI
WEDNESDAY
French — improvers Lll Spanish — towards examination Llll German — absolute beginners
Further information from Maggie Mooney Tel: Rossendale 0706-213558
TERM BY TERM COURSES
inclined. Really, all I hope to do is give you a stad to years ol occupational pleasure.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Week 1 — you will need only a pencil, rubber and an A3 size drawing pad (artists quality). As the course progresses you may like to invest in coloured pencils, drawing pens or pastels but as ad materials are expensive, I usually have samples ol these myself which you may try before deciding if they are a worthwhile investment lo yourself.
AWW029 W Wednesday 9-10— 11-30 Joy Shaw
PAINTING FOR PLEASURE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Very little. All students of varying ability including beginners are welcome WHAT WILL I LEARN?
Instruction in oil painting, watercolour painting and pastel drawing. Individual instruction to suit the needs and ability of. each student. The instruction
covers preparation, colour theory, application, perspective balance and tech nique, etc. in various media. THE COURSE WILL LEAD
To producing a finished work in their chosen media. Use of a variety ol media and methods of application.
MATERIALS REQUIRED All materials must be provided by the student. Paints, brushes, boards, etc. Oil paints (Prussian Blue, Alizarin, Crimson, Chrome Yellow, Burnt Umber Cadmium Red, White).
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CALLIGRAPHY (MIXED ABILITY) ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Every level welcome — i.e. beginners to the more advanced student WHAT WILL I LEARN?
How to write the Foundation Hand alphabet and how to decorate the finishe piece. This will be achieved by demonstration, handouts, discussion an practice. There will also be advice on paper, pens, inks, paints, etc
WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?
There is a possibility ol a follow up course which would cover a dilferent han such as Gothic and also more advanced layout and decoration work
MATERIALS For Week 1 the student should bring any pens they may already own or 2mm. calligraphy felt tip pen. Also pencil, ruler and ink if necessary. Paper wi
be provided. Advice on pens available and other materials will be given o first night. AWR005 Ribb Monday
7-15 — 9.15 JaneHolroyd
CALLIGRAPHY INTERMEDIATE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
A basic knowledge ol the use ol the pen and the ability to write at least one basic alphabet.
WHAT WILLI LEARN?
The course is designed lo increase the sludenls knowledge of the various calligraphic alphabets. The course will cover I vlics and Copperplate as the student is likely to be already conversant with Foundation Hand. More advanced layout will also be discussed as well as different'materials. The course will lead to the study ol colour and advanced layout and possibly illumination.
MATERIALS
The student needs to bring all inks, pens and any other calligraphic materials they may already own. Paper can be bought Irom Tutor. AWR036 SC Wednesday 10-00 — 12-00 JaneHolroyd
DRAWING FOR EVERYONE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
No qualifications, knowledge or skills are required for this course. I only ask are you interested? Would you like lo draw?
Secondly, you will learn to appreciate the same through a new awareness i also leach appreciation through the study ol ad history to some extent. The laws ol perspective, shading, composition will be gained during the course so that at the end ol the said course a student will be more confident about his or her ability to draw and should lind great pleasure therein. The confidence gained may well enable one to enter a course with qualifications at the end ol il. I would think it would be a good grounding for 'O' Level Art. The appreciation ol Ad History could give one a taste lor 'A' Level studies il so
WHAT WILLI LEARN? Firstly, you will learn lo look and see. and understand what you see
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BEGINNING PORTRAITURE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
A little previous drawing experience is preferable, even if in schooldays (i.e. latent talent).
THE AIM OF THE COURSE To improve drawing ol the head. This is a practical course, with the opportunity to draw the head of a posed model. There is some teaching of methods of the use of watercolour by demonstration, also oil colour or other media as appropriate. The importance of learning from past masters is emphasised. Reproductions are studied and discussed — use ol books, slides, postcards and exhibitions. The course, il followed over a period of lime, will lead to improved drawing of the head — enabling the student to
eventually undertake a portrait commission and to have an increased under standing and appreciation of portraiture.
MATERIALS REQUIRED Week I — A4 or A3 block/pad of white cartridge paper, 2B or 4B pencil, putty rubber and eraser. Whole course — variety of paper, chalks, pastels, etc. Optional colour media: poster colours, gouache or other as appropriate: to be discussed.
AWR065 Ribb Thursday 7-15— 9-15 Joanne Taylor Wilson F
WATER COLOUR PAINTING ENTRY REQUIREMENT A structured course suitable usually for beginners and those with some experience in water colour painfing. It is aimed lo provide over three terms, competence and confidence in handling Ihe medium. It is advisable for a beginner to start the course in September. Students with some water colour
experience may join Ihe course in Ihe 2nd and 3rd terms subject to availability of places.
MATERIALS REQUIRED The course tutor will discuss this wilh students at Ihe enrolment evening September 3rd, 1990. Cost implications wi!1 be minimal.
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Wednesday 1-30 — 3-30 Terry Kirman Friday
7-15 — 9-15 Terry Kirman
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CAKE DECORATION ENTRY REQUIREMENT No previous knowledge or skill is required, only a keen interest in Ihe subject WHAT WILL I LEARN?
How to decorate a special cake wilh the professional finish. Students will learn by demonstration and the practical application ol the skills demon strated.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Week 1 notebook and pencil. Whole course — icing tubes, paint brush greaseproof paper, scraper, wax paper, cardboard box, straight edge. Ilower nail, food colouring. Most ol these items can be bought from the tutor Tubes
approx. E1.95, scaper 49p, straight edge E2.50, flower nail 59p These prices may alter.
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Tuesday Thursday
7-15-9-15 Val Cooney 1 -00 - 3-00 Val Cooney
INDIAN VEGETARIAN
COOKERY (5 WEEKS) COURSE CONTENT
This live week Indian vegetarian cookery course will leach you how lo pre pare inexpensive, exotic, nulrilious Indian meals. The course will include starters, main courses and deserts.
INGREDIENTS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Full details available on enrolment evening September 3rd, 1990.
AWR069 Ribb Thursday
FINE WINES ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Everyone welcome — no previous knowledge required. WHAT WILL I LEARN?
The range of aromas and flavours which vary so much in different growers vineyards around the world. You will learn by tutored tastings MATERIALS Notebook and 5 wineglasses which should be of Ihe Copita type. AWR062 Ribb
Thursday 7-15- 9.15 DougLongman 7-15 — 9.15 VibhaGupta I
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