Observational drawing

Most people in their adult life eliminate the activity of drawing without knowing all the advantages it can have as a tool for thinking, organization, and communication. Drawing should not be about making something “pretty”, it is not a quality nor a talent of a few. It is a language, and we can use it in our adult life regardless of one’s profession.

If you are interested to learn or improve your drawing skills join Observation Drawing Course with Amilcar Rivera Munive at Kompresorinė. The course is aimed at anyone interested in learning to draw through observation. For all levels.

The course consists of two stages:

First stage. 4 sessions where we will practice different observation techniques for drawing. We will focus on various elements to understand the drawing material and concepts such as volume, contrast, composition, balance, light and shadow.

Second stage. 4 sessions with a model to put into practice what has been learnt with the excuse of the human figure.

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The classes will be held in English.

Materials are included.

Course date: 24 April – 19 June (8 sessions). It is possible to join the course at any time.

Duration of each session: 2 hours (Mondays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.)

Price for the course: 140 €

Price per session: 20 €

For more info about the workshop please contact Amilcar: +370 636 47071 or @amilcarriveram on Instagram.

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Amilcar Rivera Munive (Mexico, 1975) is a university professor teaching drawing and creativity. Since 2010 he has worked as an academic in the following universities: Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, ITESM, Universidad Iberoamericana, and The Academy of San Carlos (Mexico City) Amilcar is a founder and director of the Gallery Munive Arte Contemporáneo (Tlaxcala, Mexico). Graduated from the Faculty of Arts at Universidad Veracruzana. He has training in Literature (SOGEM, EICTV Script Workshop, Cuba) and photography (Escuela Activa de Fotografía). His paintings have been exhibited in different countries such as Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Spain, the United States, Thailand, Lithuania, and Mexico.