Drawing   

Experience a meditative approach to drawing through the fusion of structured patterns and spontaneous design. In this beginner-friendly course, students will explore the fundamentals of creating three basic tessellation patterns (inspired by M.C. Escher) and enhance them with expressive, free-form pattern work. No prior drawing experience is necessary.

Supply list: 1 sheet of card stock, ruler, pencil, 9”x12” or 12”x18” drawing paper pad, fine point and extra fine point Sharpies, and clear or masking tape.

In this intermediate-level class, students will create their own drawings in the class, using a still object, another drawing, or a photo.
Materials List: Pencils B, 3B (Staedtler or similar); Eraser; 11x14" Strathmore drawing paper or Bristol 20-25 sheets.

(Students will learn how to draw a house, a city street with buildings, and the inside of a room) Anyone can draw buildings. You will learn (or refresh previous learning) basic techniques for drawing buildings to give the illusion of depth on a flat surface. This is called linear perspective which can be grasped easily - especially by those who think they cannot draw. Supplies to bring to class: 12"x18" drawing paper or pad, 18" ruler, white eraser, No.2 pencil.