Overview
Student-Teacher Ratio 8:1
As soon as the young artist can hold a pencil; they are able to start drawing. Sketching on marker boards is essential where the artist can learn to draw shapes and turn them into dimensional shapes. The instructor's corrections on the marker board enable the artist to visually understand in a simple way. Sketching is necessary in order to keep things elementary. A great class for cognitive skills and creativity. Students have a wide selection of ceramics to paint. Holidays keep them creating fun and exciting projects to decorate the house with.
Itinerary
Sketching: warm up with quick sketch, (stick figures, manikins, animals and still life objects).
Assigned projects: painting, crafts, clay.
Drawing: developing shadows, telling a story visually.
Prerequisites
none
