​2 live Drawing Gym sessions of 180 minutes each, on July 10th and July 17th, from 6 PM to 9 PM. The live workshop sessions will take place via Zoom. The sessions will be recorded.

​If you've ever said "I can't draw" or felt stuck when trying to express an idea visually, this is for you. But this edition is bringing something extra. It is also launching the Drawing Gym, a visual thinking training!

​DESCRIPTION

​Would you like to get better at using simple drawings to communicate complex concepts? Increase the speed at which you draw? Build and expand their visual vocabulary? Know more about visual energisers and storyboarding? Get inspired on how to visualise things from the work of others?

​Well if that's the case, then the Drawing Gym is just the place for you. The Drawing Gym is a series of online hands-on live training sessions that will help you to improve your drawing skills. Giovanni Ruello will be your Drawing Gym instructor.

​Drawing is a skill, and like any other skill, it can be improved. If you want to stay in shape and get stronger, you would go to the gym and do workout. There you learn the correct moves with the help of a trainer and most of all you will practice, practice, practice.

​So if you want to take your drawing skills to the next level and harness the power of visual communication, join the Gym, sharpen your pencil and have fun!

​OUTCOMES

• ​Get better at using drawings to communicate complex concepts

• ​Learn more about visual energisers and storyboarding

• ​Increase the speed at which you draw

• ​Build and expand your visual vocabulary

• ​Find confidence (and have fun) in drawing

​Key Information

​PRICE: 199-249 EUR

​Early Bird: 199 EUR until June the 30th.

​DURATION: 6 hours (2 weekly live classroom)

​WORKLOAD: 4 hours in total (between classroom)

​LANGUAGE: English

​PRIOR KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: None

​MATERIALS REQUIRED: Pen, paper and some colors of your choice. Your tablet is also fine.

​Minimum amount of participants required: 8

​Content

• ​basic shapes

• ​people

• ​places

• ​devices

• ​character design

• ​storyboarding

• ​building a visual vocabulary