DRAWING CENTER STUDIO

SUMMER 2009
July 13 - September 30

REGISTER HERE

TRANSPORTATION DESIGN
DRAWING workshop

Instructed by Brigid O'Kane

Open to individuals interested in learning how to accurately draw different types of vehicles, and/or students pursuing a career in Transportation Design at the beginning and intermediate levels. This workshop covers the fundamentals of transportation design which when practiced early will greatly enhance students' skills as they develop over time.

The workshops will discuss the role of proportions in different vehicle types and will cover the basics in perspective and drawing vehicles from different viewpoints. Participants will learn techniques used by professionals in the industry to generate drawings that are exciting, dynamic, and accurate. Different types of sketching and how they relate to different phases of the design process will also be discussed.

This is a lecture and hands-on studio workshop.

SCHEDULE:

Option A

One-Day Workshop
Wednesday, August 5, 2009

9:30a.m. - 4:30p.m.

Cost: $50

course plan coming soon

Option B

Two-Day Workshop
Monday and Wednesday, August 10 and 12, 2009

9:30a.m. - 4:30p.m.

Cost: $100

course plan coming soon

ENROLLMENT:

Minimium - 5
Limit - 10

LOCATION: Hosted at Manifest's Dr awing Center Studio (147-153) in the ESSEX Studios Complex at 2511 Essex Place (see map and directions below). The studio is a 1700 square-foot sky lit studio space.

Map to Studio | Studio Calendar

About the instructor:

Professor O'Kane is expert in transportation design with 10 years professional experience at General Motors. She has been Associate Professor of Design at the University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning since 2001, and is Coordinator of the Transportation Design Track within the Industrial Design Program. She also holds a Masters Degree in Fine Art with an emphasis in Drawing. In 2004 she co-founded Manifest as a way to share and explore the practices of art, design, and specifically drawing with students, professionals, and the general public. She has served on the board of directors of Manifest since that time.