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Push your drawing practice into the professional realm.
Explore the versatility of drawing on this stimulating studio-based course. By investigating material, digital, spatial and conceptual processes and approaches, you’ll become an independent and ambitious critical thinker, identifying a wide variety of social, public and professional contexts for your work.
You’ll be supported to experiment freely and take creative risks as you generate innovative visions, proposals and concepts to self-initiated projects and live briefs. You’ll graduate as an entrepreneurial, resilient and resourceful practitioner with a unique portfolio and equipped with the technical and transferrable skills needed to forge an exciting career in the creative industries and beyond.
Why study this course at Falmouth?
Develop your practice and collaborate with peers in Falmouth’s renowned School of Art studios and facilities.
Work on exciting projects with a wide range of partners such as Trelissick House, Wheal Martyn Clay Works, Gallery Tresco, R.K. Burt Paper Gallery, and ShelterBox Truro.
Enhance your practice and research through inspiring off-site visits.
Produce a distinctive body of work and stage it in a public exhibition curated alongside the work of your peers.
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