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“A teacher in search of his/her own freedom may be the only kind of teacher who can arouse young persons to go in search of their own.”
Maxine Green
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Unit 1, The Village Centre,
Ratoath, Co. Meath
0872631896
Mon-Weds 3.30-7.30, Thurs 3.30-9.30, Fri-Sat 10-6. Sunday Closed.

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Working on a new series of drawings based on my trip to Florence last year. These Silverpoint and white ink drawings are on prepared paper with sepia tinted ground. Silverpoint is a drawing technique that uses a silver-tipped instrument. The silver deposited on the prepared ground tarnishes and changes over time. The shift that occurs is part of the beauty of the finished piece.
Silverpoint drawing on prepared paper with sepia tinted ground, drawn from a plaster model of Dircé 1834 in the Lorenzo Bartolini hall of plaster casts, Galleria dell'Accademia, Florence, Italy. The original marble statue is in the Louvre museum, Paris, France.
Silverpoint drawing of Cosimo l De Medici as Augustus drawn from Vincenzo Danti’s 1572 sculpture in the Bargello Museum, Florence, Italy.
Silverpoint drawing on prepared paper with sepia tinted ground, drawn from a photo of a capital that I took in the Bargello National Museum Florence.
Portrait of Piccarda Donati drawn from a marble bust by Giovanni Bastianini in the Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Italy. Sister of Dante’s friend Forese Donati (appears in Dante’s Divine Comedy).
Portrait of Costanza Bonarelli, drawn from Bernini’s celebrated marble bust in the Bargello National Museum, Florence, Italy. #bernini #bargellomuseum #bargellomuseumfirenze #silverpoint #italy🇮🇹
Silverpoint drawing on prepared paper with sepia tinted ground, with reference photo of the original relief statue that I took in Florence. Silverpoint is a drawing technique that uses a silver-tipped instrument. The silver deposited on the prepared ground tarnishes and changes over time. The shift that occurs is part of the beauty of the finished piece. #silverpoint #creative #drawings #italy #florence
Working on a new series of drawings based on my trip to Florence last year. These Silverpoint and white ink drawings are on prepared paper with sepia tinted ground. Silverpoint is a drawing technique that uses a silver-tipped instrument. The silver deposited on the prepared ground tarnishes and changes over time. The shift that occurs is part of the beauty of the finished piece.
Another great art and design portfolio score from TUD for a student from the Clarke art portfolio preparation class 👏👏👏 So delighted! 😊
Lovely handprinted repeat pattern from today’s secondary art class.
Watercolour study of seahorse specimens.
Today students studied the 3D art of London-based artist, Patrick Hughes who pioneered reverse perspective. Under this illusion, a depicted scene appears to be receding away, even though it physically juts toward the viewer.🛤🛣
Ink and charcoal study drawn today of three Terracotta warriors of the Qin Dynasty.
Lovely collage created by a secondary school student inspired by Hannah Höch the German Dada artist, who was one of the originators of photomontage.
Well done Anya! At the LMETB Robert Ballagh art competition awards with the man himself. 🎨
Congratulations to my amazing LC art students who all achieved top marks from IADT today 👏👏👏 well done, now just need to pick?🤔
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