[:fr]Workshops Category - Beaux-Arts & Entertainment[:]

CHARACTER DESIGN ● WOUTER TULP

Agnès — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 14:00:00 +0200

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

Throughout this two-week workshop with Wouter Tulp, you’ll learn the basics of character design.
You’ll explore different types of shapes, volumes, and their importance in character creation.
You’ll also learn how to effectively integrate your character into a setting, choose a pose and expression, and more.
The workshop will alternate between theory, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises.

LEVEL

Fundamentals ● Intermediate ● Advanced

PRE-REQUISITE

Have a solid foundation in drawing.

REQUESTED MATERIAL

* Coming soon

THE TEACHER

Wouter Tulp began his career as a freelance illustrator, creating a wide variety of illustrations, including children’s books, book covers, editorial illustrations, and cartoons. This diversity of work helped him shape and refine his technique and artistry, ultimately leading him to become a versatile character designer for animated feature films, which is now his primary focus.
Wouter has worked for studios such as Sony Pictures Animation, Paramount Pictures Animation, Netflix, Skydance, and many others.
He enjoys sharing what he has learned over the years and helping aspiring artists improve their craft. To that end, he teaches at Schoolism and speaks at events around the world.

Website: Wouter Tulp

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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN ● GABRIEL YEGANYAN

Agnès — Mon, 02 Nov 2026 14:00:00 +0100

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

Understanding architecture is a powerful tool for developing believable environments and compelling stories.
During this workshop, you’ll learn to analyze and create the fundamental building blocks of architectural environments.
You’ll learn to simplify complex designs to better understand the form, proportions, and layout of key elements.
You’ll explore fundamental principles of composition and graphic design, which make it easier to capture environments on the page.
By studying specific types of buildings throughout Paris, you’ll also develop an understanding of the characteristics that define various architectural styles (Medieval, Classical, and Baroque).

LEVEL

Fundamentals ● Intermediate ● Advanced

PRE-REQUISITE

Have a solid foundation in drawing.

REQUESTED MATERIAL

* 2B, 4B, and 6B pencils
* a large Koh-I-Noor pencil or one of a similar size
* Muji .38, .5, or .7 pens, or Bic pens (optional)
* sketchbook for study and research (7 x 10 inches or smaller)
* sketchbook for outdoor drawing (A3 size or larger)
* notebook for taking notes (recommended)

THE TEACHER

Gabriel Yeganyan is a freelance concept artist who is currently working for Lucasfilm on their live-action Star Wars projects. Gabriel has previously worked for Respawn Entertainment on “Jedi: Fallen Order,” Section Studios, Riot Games, Infinity Ward, Sony Santa Monica, and HBO.
He also teaches at Concept Design Academy in Los Angeles.

Website: Gabriel Yeganyan

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SKELETON & ÉCORCHÉ ● THOMAS WIENC

Agnès — Mon, 16 Nov 2026 09:00:00 +0100

Come study and learn how to draw human skeletons and écorchés.

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

Understanding the human body, particularly its skeleton and musculature, is a powerful tool for drawing the human figure from observation, memory, or imagination.
During this workshop, you will learn to analyze and draw the skeleton and various muscles of the human body.You will learn to simplify, using mannequins, in order to better analyze and understand the shape and proportions of the human figure.

LEVEL

Fundamentals ● Intermediate ● Advanced

PRE-REQUISITE

Have a solid foundation in drawing.

REQUESTED MATERIAL

* A3 tracing paper (you can find tracing paper in rolls)
* colored pencils (red, blue, green)
* A3 paper (plain paper for printing, ClaireAlfa style)
* pencils
* eraser

OR

* iPad (or tablet)

THE TEACHER

A former student of the École nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Thomas Wienc taught human and animal anatomy at Walt Disney Feature Animation in Montreuil from 1995 to 2002, then at various animation schools such as les Gobelins, les Ateliers des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Paris, and l’Atelier de Sèvres.

Website: Thomas Wienc

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DRAWING WITH STYLE ● THOMAS FLUHARTY

Agnès — Mon, 07 Dec 2026 14:00:00 +0100

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

The emphasis of this intensive workshop with Thomas Fluharty is to draw dynamically using his Prismacolor 901- Indigo Blue drawing technique.
This workshop is not just based on the 901, but rather around all the concepts that Thomas uses in every drawing he does, combining classical fine arts education with a touch of exaggeration.
Participants will approach the drawing of objects (armors, weapons, furniture, …), animals and figure. They will learn how to start from a reference, transform it, exaggerate it to make a design, an illustration.

There are two things Thomas particularly likes about this workshop:
– we will draw from the masters
– AND we will draw in different Parisian museums (including the Louvre!)
After all, who doesn’t want to study and learn dynamic drawing by spending several days in Parisian museums?

LEVEL

Fundamentals ● Intermediate ● Advanced

PRE-REQUISITE

Basic knowledge of human anatomy and proportions and drawing experience.

REQUESTED MATERIAL

* Prismacolor 901 Indigo Blue pencils
* Prismacolor 901 Indigo Blue Pastels

THE TEACHER

After working for over thirty years in editorial and as a storyboard artist, Thomas Fluharty decided to create a body of work for himself, and for the enjoyment of others, by painting what he loves and focusing on pop culture icons.
Thomas Fluharty was classically trained in Dutch and Flemish oil painting techniques, and was strongly inspired by painting icons William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Rembrandt. Their methods appeared to be a logical way to represent contemporary pop culture icons, which have acquired a larger than life status.

Website: Thomas Fluharty

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ANIMAL LOCOMOTION ● CHARLÈNE LETENNEUR

Agnès — Mon, 14 Dec 2026 14:00:00 +0100

Come learn how to draw animals by understanding how they move.

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

In this intensive workshop on “Animal Drawing: Animal Locomotion” with Charlène Letenneur, come learn how to draw animals by understanding how they move and what that implies for their anatomy and for the drawings we create of them.
We’ll explore different groups of animals and their various types of locomotion (birds, equines, etc.).

LEVEL

Fundamentals ● Intermediate ● Advanced

PRE-REQUISITE

Have a solid foundation in drawing.

REQUESTED MATERIAL

* Pencils
* Tracing Paper

THE TEACHER

Charlène Letenneur is a scientific illustrator. She works for museums, publishers, and magazines, and is also a teacher.
Charlène specializes in anatomy, natural history, paleontology, and reconstruction.

Website: Charlène Letenneur

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