‘First Steps in Drawing’ returns in June – a course that guides participants on a gradual and stimulating journey to discover the fundamental principles of drawing. Through progressive exercises, the…
‘First Steps in Drawing’ returns in June: a course that guides participants on a gradual and stimulating journey to discover the fundamental principles of drawing. Through progressive exercises, the course teaches children to observe with greater awareness, understanding shapes, proportions and relationships, and then translating these into images. An important part of the course is devoted to drawing from life, an essential tool for training the eye, improving precision and developing greater awareness in drawing.
The principles of perspective and image composition are also introduced, to help students understand how space works and how to arrange shapes, lines and volumes within the page, so as to depict objects and settings in a simple, realistic, balanced and clear manner.
A course suitable for all levels. The programme is designed to adapt to the level and needs of each participant.
Beginners are guided step by step through the basics, whilst those with some experience can consolidate and expand their knowledge by experimenting with new techniques and approaches.
More advanced students, on the other hand, will find inspiration, targeted exercises and useful tips to refine their style and make their drawings increasingly personal.
The Palazzo del Fumetto provides all the materials needed for the educational activity.
If you use any special drawing tools, we recommend that you bring them with you.
To everyone
By public transport
By train: from Pordenone train station, you can reach Palazzo del Fumetto on foot in about 15 minutes, walking through the city centre.
By bus: several bus lines run from the station to Palazzo del Fumetto: 3, 4, 5, P12, P13, P14, P23, P24, P33 and P65 (stop PARCO GALVANI).
By car
The closest car parks to Palazzo del Fumetto are:
On foot
From Pordenone’s historic centre, you can reach Palazzo del Fumetto in about 15 minutes. You can also follow the urban itinerary “Stories of people: saints, navigators and witches”.
Monday - Sunday: 16:30 - 18:30.
Last updated: 29/06/2026 10:47
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In the villages of Pordenone lies a genius: Giovanni Antonio de' Sacchis, known as "Il Pordenone", one of the most restless and original protagonists of the Italian Renaissance.
‘I Want It All’ Lorenzo Zuffi – actor and narrator; Massimo Tommasini – presenter and director; Amir Karalic – guitar. The show, conceived as a live documentary, is dedicated to one of the most charismatic and iconic frontmen
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