Tda Spring 2010 Classical Drawing - by Kim Laybourn
Classical drawing
Classical Drawing
Application and admission
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses.
Coming semesters
Spring Semester 2012: 16th of January – 1st of June - seats still available!
Autumn Semester 2012: 6th of August - 14th of December
You apply for the classical drawing semester by downloading and filling in the application form (pdf). You send the application form in two copies either by email to Gry Lindebjerg or by regular mail to:
The Animation Workshop
Kasernevej 5
DK-8800 Viborg
ATT: Gry Lindebjerg
Danish applicants
Danish applicants will be invited to an individual drawing test (1 hour) and an interview (½ hour). Each applicant can bring their previous work to the interview.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
The interviews and drawing tests will take place after the application deadline. If an applicant is prevented from taking part in the test and interview at that point, alternative test and interview dates should be included in the application.
EU students
Applicants from outside Denmark will take the interview online and send their work online or via mail.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
Work included with the application will not be returned, so please send copies.
Non-EU students
Students from outside the EU will take the interview online and send their work online or via mail.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
Work included with the application will not be returned, so please send copies.
NOTE: Students from outside the European Union are allowed to stay in Denmark for no more than 90 days, as their tourist visa expires after this period. As a result, they will follow the course for 3 months and pay 24,000 DKK, approximately 3,200 Euros.
Coming semesters
Spring Semester 2012: 16th of January – 1st of June - seats still available!
Autumn Semester 2012: 6th of August - 14th of December
You apply for the classical drawing semester by downloading and filling in the application form (pdf). You send the application form in two copies either by email to Gry Lindebjerg or by regular mail to:
The Animation Workshop
Kasernevej 5
DK-8800 Viborg
ATT: Gry Lindebjerg
Danish applicants
Danish applicants will be invited to an individual drawing test (1 hour) and an interview (½ hour). Each applicant can bring their previous work to the interview.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
The interviews and drawing tests will take place after the application deadline. If an applicant is prevented from taking part in the test and interview at that point, alternative test and interview dates should be included in the application.
EU students
Applicants from outside Denmark will take the interview online and send their work online or via mail.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
Work included with the application will not be returned, so please send copies.
Non-EU students
Students from outside the EU will take the interview online and send their work online or via mail.
There are no prerequisites for applying to The Drawing Academy’s courses so the purpose of the interview is to give the Drawing Academy a sense of the ability, commitment, responsibility and self-discipline of each applicant. The important thing is not to be good at drawing, but to be motivated and willing to learn. The test helps teachers at The Drawing Academy to adjust the teaching methods so that they match the abilities of each student.
Work included with the application will not be returned, so please send copies.
NOTE: Students from outside the European Union are allowed to stay in Denmark for no more than 90 days, as their tourist visa expires after this period. As a result, they will follow the course for 3 months and pay 24,000 DKK, approximately 3,200 Euros.
