Saturday, January 15, 2011
Register Now! Beginners Drawing Class (Level 1) at the Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center
Our popular Draw the Moment drawing class for beginners starts Wednesday, February 9, 7:00 p.m.
Explore drawing for enjoyment, work, and school. Draw the Moment is a fun and informative series of 4 adult workshop/classes for beginners, especially those who think they can't draw! Students are encouraged to express their own styles as they build confidence in spontaneous doodling, sketching ideas, and drawing realistically.
Wednesdays, February 9, 16, 23, March 2, 7:00-9:15 p.m. Class size is limited
For more info and to register online: Click here
Level 3: Drawing From Life: Exploring Composition, Contours, and Materials
Our Level 3 group focused on drawing objects from life during the 4-week course at Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center. We started by studying contours and textures of single objects, followed by a few very productive still life sessions. Students learned to map out big shapes and positive/negative space on their compositions; then they explored ways to use different materials in shading and showing textures.
Above left, SCM Art Center Sketchers exchange ideas about sketching objects; above right Helen maps out her still life composition.
Above are Matt's studies of a canine skull. By observing details of specific areas of the skull he was able to create a series of dynamic compositions.
Above left, Kirsten sketches contours on her drapery study; above right, intrepid sketchers "get into the Zone" as they create large-format charcoal and conte crayon compositions.
Matt's surface and drapery study is shown above left and Kirsten's still life sketches are above right.
Clockwise, starting upper left: contours and textures of a shell by Allison; Still life studies by Michele; Still life drawing by Allison; study of antique iron by Michele
Above left, SCM Art Center Sketchers exchange ideas about sketching objects; above right Helen maps out her still life composition.
Above are Matt's studies of a canine skull. By observing details of specific areas of the skull he was able to create a series of dynamic compositions.
Above left, Kirsten sketches contours on her drapery study; above right, intrepid sketchers "get into the Zone" as they create large-format charcoal and conte crayon compositions.
Matt's surface and drapery study is shown above left and Kirsten's still life sketches are above right.
Clockwise, starting upper left: contours and textures of a shell by Allison; Still life studies by Michele; Still life drawing by Allison; study of antique iron by Michele
Click 'Read more' below to see more pics of Level 3 sketchers in action...
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