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Guest Workshop: Molly Martin, Seeing with Sketchbooks

6 Oct 2021

Regular hours

Wed, 06 Oct
10:00 – 16:00

Cost of entry

£50

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Eye to Pencil Drawing Studio

London
England, United Kingdom

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  • 19, 38, 341, 63
  • Angel, Farringdon
  • Farringdon, Kings Cross
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Working as an illustrator, and artist, Molly Martin draws constantly in sketchbooks. Drawn to capture the beautifully ordinary moments of life, her workshop will focus on how she, and other artists, work within sketchbooks.

About

In this workshop you will have a chance to fill your sketchbooks with some free and explorative drawings.

The day will be broken up into various drawing exercises including :

Drawing objects from life with annotations
Self portraits
Drawing from a master
Drawing from a selection of frozen cinematic screenshots
Weather permitting - drawing in Spa Fields Park

This will be a chance to really explore how to use your sketchbooks and experiment with different materials.

Simple A6 Sketchbooks will be provided by Eye to Pencil but you are welcome to bring your own. We will be mainly using ink and pencil but please bring a range of materials to use if you’d like.

Biography

Molly Martin is an Artist and Illustrator based in South East London.

Growing up in the secluded English countryside, Molly spent a lot of her childhood drawing the world around her. Often drawing from life but also her imagination, she would spend hours at a time making sketchbooks and filling them with invented characters and illustrated stories.

She went on to study Illustration at Falmouth University where she was able to truly explore her illustrative style while continuing her drawing practice with life drawing classes and observational studies. Today she works as a freelance illustrator and artist from her studio at Thames Side Studios in Woolwich.

For Molly, sketchbooks are a vital tool for her drawing practice. They are a place to put ideas and make notes but can also act as personal time capsules - capturing a certain period of time and life. The freedom in which she works within her sketchbooks, totally depends on the quality of the paper, so she keeps a number of sketchbooks at a time. Some are for nobody else to see, and others are a collection of artworks depicting a holiday or project.

www.mollymartin.uk

Instagram @molly.a.martin

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Luci Eyers

Luci Eyers

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Molly Martin

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