Webinars and Workshops
‘Charlotte Holt’ Webinars and workshops explore a variety of subjects related to the MAET course and are designed to build upon the students’ skills. Some workshops and webinars are open for the professional medical illustrators and MAA members to attend for continual professional development. The courses may include life drawing, life classes with surface anatomy, anatomy instruction, 3D facial anatomy modelling, 3D computer graphics, licensing and copywrite and computer tuition. Workshops may also be held in the UK or Europe, linking with other educational organisations, for example ARS and BIOMAB.
Upcoming workshops…
| Pathological specimen project tutorial | 11th July 2022 9:30-10:30 am | Tutor: Catherine Bone | Open only to MAET students | Online Webinar. Link will be sent to the students | Free to MAET students |
| Pathological specimen project tutorial In this one hour webinar we will cover the project requirements, examples of good pathological specimen illustrations and how to construct the artwork to effectively demonstrate the disease or abnormality. For the last 20 mins I'll go step by step through an example artwork and there will be a short Q&A session at the end. | |||||
| Photoshop webinar - Photorealistic digital painting of facial anatomy and portraiture. | 18th July 2022 9:30 am - 4:30 am with 1 hour lunch break. 30 mins questions at the end (and tea breaks as required!) | Tutor: Catherine Bone | Open to anyone | Online Webinar. Link will be sent via email once you sign up and pay for the course | MAET student - £20 MAA member - £60 Other professional - £80 |
| Photoshop webinar - Photorealistic digital painting of facial anatomy and portraiture. In this full day webinar we will be exploring digital photorealistic painting in Photoshop. Our subject of the day will be portraits and underlying facial anatomy. Initially we will start with a mixture of only black and white colours, a technique known as grisaille which is an excellent training approach to help simplify the subject with contrasting shapes to make the form read correctly, all without colour. Once form has been established we will use layers to build up the colour and finish detail with a variety of brushes and alphas. After a lunch break we will build the underlying bony anatomy of our portrait, using an (external) 3D skull resource and reconstruct the major facial muscles on it using landmarks. The last 30 minutes of the class will be an opportunity for the attendees to show off their painting to the class and for a question and answer session. A brilliant opportunity for those just learning Photoshop to explore the principles of digital painting and how to marry external and internal anatomy, and also an experienced artist who wants to stretch their painting muscles on an exciting project. |
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Previous workshops
‘Charlotte Holt’ Webinars and workshops explore a variety of subjects related to the MAET course and are designed to build upon the students’ skills. Some workshops and webinars are open for the professional medical illustrators and MAA members to attend for continual professional development. The courses may include life drawing, life classes with surface anatomy, anatomy instruction, 3D facial anatomy modelling, 3D computer graphics, licensing and copywrite and computer tuition. Workshops may also be held in the UK or Europe, linking with other educational organisations, for example ARS and BIOMAB.
Upcoming workshops…
| Pathological specimen project tutorial | 11th July 2022 9:30-10:30 am | Tutor: Catherine Bone | Open only to MAET students | Online Webinar. Link will be sent to the students | Free to MAET students |
| Pathological specimen project tutorial In this one hour webinar we will cover the project requirements, examples of good pathological specimen illustrations and how to construct the artwork to effectively demonstrate the disease or abnormality. For the last 20 mins I'll go step by step through an example artwork and there will be a short Q&A session at the end. | |||||
| Photoshop webinar - Photorealistic digital painting of facial anatomy and portraiture. | 18th July 2022 9:30 am - 4:30 am with 1 hour lunch break. 30 mins questions at the end (and tea breaks as required!) | Tutor: Catherine Bone | Open to anyone | Online Webinar. Link will be sent via email once you sign up and pay for the course | MAET student - £20 MAA member - £60 Other professional - £80 |
| Photoshop webinar - Photorealistic digital painting of facial anatomy and portraiture. In this full day webinar we will be exploring digital photorealistic painting in Photoshop. Our subject of the day will be portraits and underlying facial anatomy. Initially we will start with a mixture of only black and white colours, a technique known as grisaille which is an excellent training approach to help simplify the subject with contrasting shapes to make the form read correctly, all without colour. Once form has been established we will use layers to build up the colour and finish detail with a variety of brushes and alphas. After a lunch break we will build the underlying bony anatomy of our portrait, using an (external) 3D skull resource and reconstruct the major facial muscles on it using landmarks. The last 30 minutes of the class will be an opportunity for the attendees to show off their painting to the class and for a question and answer session. A brilliant opportunity for those just learning Photoshop to explore the principles of digital painting and how to marry external and internal anatomy, and also an experienced artist who wants to stretch their painting muscles on an exciting project. |
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Please visit this page to book onto a workshop
Previous workshops
20th June 2022
Blender Webinar – Heartbeats – animating heart movements. Full day ‘hands on’ webinar creating heartbeat movements. The first half of the day we will be animating an adult human heart using shape keys, constraints and motion paths. For the second half we will look at the various options for animate blood flow and the attendees will have an opportunity to explore each of these in turn. At the end of the day, attendees should have a fully animated heart and practical skills in a number of animation techniques. Basic skills and understanding of Blender required to participate but please do attend even if you have never used Blender before and just wish to watch and explore the possibilities of animation!
13th June 2022
Watercolour workshop – will cover wet on wet, wet on dry and lifting techniques, as well as colour palette creation, supplies and tools, shading and light, masking technique, water usage tips and layering. The subject of the day will be a number of different medically inspired objects.
23rd May 2022
The workflow of an animation pipeline. Half day talk (rather than hands on) with time for open discussion / questions and answers at the end. Explores the entire process of creating an animation for a client – from initial client outline to final delivery. Discussing in detail pre-production and its considerations, production and post production. Will also be looking at animation styles, available resources and animation programs. A talk for students and professionals – including those who have never created an animation before but wish to explore the field, or working animators who want to attend to compare work practices and have a friendly discussion on the topic.
16th May 2022
Patient Positioning project tutorial. In this one hour webinar we will cover the project requirements, examples of good patient positioning illustrations and good places to look for assets to help you construct the artwork. For the last 30 mins I’ll go step by step through an example artwork and there will be a short Q&A session at the end.
Tuesday 5th November 2019
Anatomical specimens, working in ink. At the Gordon Museum, London. Taught by Jo Cameron
Monday 23rd September 2019
Carbon dust technique at Bolton Hospital taught by Jo Cameron
Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2019
Scientific illustration – – An introduction to scientific and anatomical illustration within the life sciences, natural history room at the Gordon Museum. Taught by Jo Cameron
22nd July 2019 – 3D Animation in Blender
17th June 2019 – 2D Animation
20th May 2019 – After effects and cinematography
15th March 2019 – Website design with Cat Sulzmann
15th February 2019 – Hand Anatomy workshop
18th January 2019 – Carbon Dust with Jo Cameron
13th July 2018 – Baby head sculpting with Pascale
14th May 2018 – Hip reconstruction workshop with Catherine Sulzmann
30th July 2018 – Knee reconstruction workshop with Catherine Sulzmann
Yoga Life Drawing at the 69th Annual MAA Conference in Bath
Life drawing workshop with Jo Cameron
Drawings by Julia Ruston
Shoulder anatomy Reconstruction
12th February 2018 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Foot anatomy Reconstruction
21st November 2017 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Hand and Forearm anatomy Reconstruction
19th June 2017 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Merlin Strangeway (MAET student) produced this amazing scribe from the event:
Facial Reconstruction
A very successful two days workshop with Richard Neave held on 27th March and 3rd of April, reconstructing the face by building the musculature from the skull out. Below is a gallery from the day.
Anatomical sculpting workshop
BIOMAB-ARSIC Dissection Drawing Day
Held in Antwerp, Belgium as part of the 10th Antwerp Medical Students’ Congress SURGERY: ON THE CUTTING EDGE, 14-18th Sep 2016.
Tuesday 8th November 2021
Contracts, copyright and self promotion – Online webinar taught by Jo Cameron
Tuesday 5th November 2019
Anatomical specimens, working in ink. At the Gordon Museum, London. Taught by Jo Cameron
Monday 23rd September 2019
Carbon dust technique at Bolton Hospital taught by Jo Cameron
Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th October 2019
Scientific illustration – – An introduction to scientific and anatomical illustration within the life sciences, natural history room at the Gordon Museum. Taught by Jo Cameron
22nd July 2019 – 3D Animation in Blender
17th June 2019 – 2D Animation
20th May 2019 – After effects and cinematography
15th March 2019 – Website design with Cat Sulzmann
15th February 2019 – Hand Anatomy workshop
18th January 2019 – Carbon Dust with Jo Cameron
13th July 2018 – Baby head sculpting with Pascale
14th May 2018 – Hip reconstruction workshop with Catherine Sulzmann
30th July 2018 – Knee reconstruction workshop with Catherine Sulzmann
Yoga Life Drawing at the 69th Annual MAA Conference in Bath
Life drawing workshop with Jo Cameron
Drawings by Julia Ruston
Shoulder anatomy Reconstruction
12th February 2018 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Foot anatomy Reconstruction
21st November 2017 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Hand and Forearm anatomy Reconstruction
19th June 2017 – with Catherine Sulzmann
Merlin Strangeway (MAET student) produced this amazing scribe from the event:
Facial Reconstruction
A very successful two days workshop with Richard Neave held on 27th March and 3rd of April, reconstructing the face by building the musculature from the skull out. Below is a gallery from the day.
Anatomical sculpting workshop
BIOMAB-ARSIC Dissection Drawing Day
Held in Antwerp, Belgium as part of the 10th Antwerp Medical Students’ Congress SURGERY: ON THE CUTTING EDGE, 14-18th Sep 2016.
