During this 2 hour life drawing class, artist Bev Isaac will guide you through timed warm-up and extended exercises and techniques to capture the human form. Bev will provide instruction and support throughout the class.

All abilities welcome, no prior experience required.

Easels, drawing boards, butchers paper and charcoal, chairs, and tables are all provided. You are also welcome to bring your favourite drawing materials.

Session dates and times:
Friday 16 August, 5.45pm – 8pm
Friday 13 September, 5.45pm – 8pm
Wednesday 9 October, 5.45pm – 8pm

*Bookings will open 3 weeks before each class

→ Suitable for ages 18 and over (an exemption can be made for VCE art students)
→ Materials provided
→ 10 places available in each class

About the teacher
Bev Isaac is a multidisciplinary artist living and working in Stawell, western Victoria.

Bev started her career in the early 1980’s as a model for RMIT fashion and fine art students, and went on to study for her Bachelor in Fine Art Sculpture at Prahran in Melbourne. She subsequently undertook teacher training and graduated with a Bachelor in Education from University of Melbourne.

Bev’s first life drawing class as a teacher was at Gas Works in South Melbourne in 1987.

In 2008 Bev and her partner Peter Voice relocated to Deep Lead near Stawell, and have become fixtures of the region’s creative community. Through their partnership Chalk Circle, they produce pavement art for festivals in Australia and overseas, as well as commercial art projects, teaching in schools and leading workshops for pavement art practice. Chalk Circle Gallery relocated in early 2024, with its new location on Main Street, Stawell, due to open at Easter.

About the model

Nella is an intersectional feminist creative based in western Victoria. Driven by a playful curiosity to dabble in a variety of mediums, she uses art as a form of storytelling and journaling to explore what it means to belong.

Nella recently stepped into the role of muse driven by a desire to support regular life drawing classes in regional communities. Being a life drawing model has been an empowering, inspiring and enjoyable experience and she often learns from the teacher and students during each session to improve her own drawing skills.

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