Drawing to See

$250.00

WINTER: JANUARY 4 - FEBRUARY 21

THURSDAYS
1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11

Time:
6-8 PM

Open Studio Week:
2/15 - 2/21

Class Description:

This class is designed for absolute beginners with no previous drawing experience. We will begin class by discussing a movement, era, or artist and by looking at images, training our eyes to find new ways of looking at the world, then moving into exercises designed to build understanding of techniques, knowledge of materials, and student confidence.

Students will develop an understanding of the principles of drawing: value, shape, composition, line weight, perspective, and anatomy.

Teacher Info:

Inna's practice centers around the transfiguration of collective memory and individual experience into oil and pencil. Her observational work attempts to walk the tight-rope of faithfully looking at the world around her, and allowing the paint to take on a life of its own, a collection of substance greater than the sum of its parts. She draws on her experiences of working from observation to create a visual mythology which is personal to her, but simultaneously collective.

Social Media - @broticelli
Website - https://imkimbrough22.wixsite.com/website

WINTER: JANUARY 4 - FEBRUARY 21

THURSDAYS
1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11

Time:
6-8 PM

Open Studio Week:
2/15 - 2/21

Class Description:

This class is designed for absolute beginners with no previous drawing experience. We will begin class by discussing a movement, era, or artist and by looking at images, training our eyes to find new ways of looking at the world, then moving into exercises designed to build understanding of techniques, knowledge of materials, and student confidence.

Students will develop an understanding of the principles of drawing: value, shape, composition, line weight, perspective, and anatomy.

Teacher Info:

Inna's practice centers around the transfiguration of collective memory and individual experience into oil and pencil. Her observational work attempts to walk the tight-rope of faithfully looking at the world around her, and allowing the paint to take on a life of its own, a collection of substance greater than the sum of its parts. She draws on her experiences of working from observation to create a visual mythology which is personal to her, but simultaneously collective.

Social Media - @broticelli
Website - https://imkimbrough22.wixsite.com/website