Join artist and educator Franceska McCullough for a focused, technique-driven drawing session in the inspiring sculpture galleries of the Victoria and Albert Museum. This class is rooted in traditional drawing methods and is ideal for anyone interested in learning to draw or refining their skills through direct observation.
We’ll meet just inside the museum’s main entrance on Cromwell Road between 7:00 and 7:10 PM. After that, we’ll head into the galleries to begin our class. Please arrive on time—I won’t be able to answer my phone once we begin, so late arrivals may miss out.
Participants will draw from classical sculptures using their own materials, with guidance and demonstrations throughout. I’ll offer individual feedback and help you explore techniques for mark-making, shading, and proportion.
What to Bring
- Sketchbook (A4 recommended)
- Pencils (2B–6B range suggested)
- Eraser
- Sharpener
- Optional: kneaded eraser, blending stump
If you need supplies, I offer a complete Art Pack for £5. Payable when we meet, via contactless payment.
It includes:
- Canvas bag
- A4 sketchbook
- Pencil case with assorted pencils
- Blenders
- Eraser
- Pencil sharpener
Please contact me when booking to reserve an Art Pack so I can set one aside for you.
Who This Class Is For:
Open to beginners and intermediate artists alike—whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your skills in traditional drawing.
Good to Know:
- Age: 16+
- Meeting Time: 7:00–7:10 PM at the Cromwell Road entrance
- Accessibility: The museum is fully accessible; contact me if you have specific needs.
This class is intentionally kept small, creating a calm and focused atmosphere. Unlike large social drawing meetups, the emphasis here is on quiet concentration, individual guidance, and the pleasure of drawing in the galleries without distraction.
Curious about my wider art practice?
Please feel free to visit:
www.franceskamcculloughfineartist.com
