Drawing for Busy People ONLINE WEDNESDAY EVENING begins 5PM 3.25

Drawing for Busy People ONLINE WEDNESDAY EVENING begins 5PM 3.25

$195.00

We use the Zoom platform for online classes. Login codes are sent prior to the first class only. Some email systems such as Hotmail block our emails to you. Please check your junk folders, and if you have have not received your class info, please contact us (contact@seattleartistleague.com) 15-30 minutes before your class begins so we can reply with the login codes. We will get you into your class.

Drawing for Busy People

  • Teacher: Carolina Brunet (speaks Spanish & English)
  • Class Length: 8 Weeks
  • Days: Wednesday, beginning March 25
  • Time: 5:00-6:30 pm PST

Too busy for a traditional art class? This one’s built for you.
Show up, grab a pencil, and draw. That’s the goal.

This course is designed for people who want to grow as artists—even with limited time, irregular schedules, or creative gaps. Each session is self-contained, with a clear prompt, artist inspirations, and focused time to draw. If you miss a week, you can jump right back in. No setup, no pressure—we make it easy to start.

Over the 8 weeks, you’ll explore drawing through distinct frameworks—from spatial design and abstraction to emotional mark-making, narrative invention, constraint-based problem solving, and material play. You’ll work from observation, imagination, and hybrid sources. The structure supports both skill-building and creative risk-taking.

Whether you only draw during class or squeeze in 10 minutes a day, you’ll develop core skills, deepen your perception, and expand your visual language. This class can be taken more than once, with new prompts and references introduced each cycle.

Some prior drawing experience is recommended but not required.

Suggested Materials:

Bring what you have. The list below is suggested, but not necessary. Pencil and paper will always be fabulous.

  • Soft Willow Charcoal
  • Pencils: HB and 6B or 8B
  • Charcoal pencil: 6B or 8B / soft or super soft
  • Strathmore 300 series drawing pad (yellow pad with top spiral bind, product code 340-318). At the school studio we use 18×24″ but home studios can be a bit less spacious. Get the largest size your work station will accommodate. 14×17″ is great.
  • Newsprint. Get the largest size your work station will accommodate.
  • Drawing board may be helpful to hold paper at an angle while you sit at a desk
  • White vinyl/plastic eraser
  • Chamois cloth- small
  • Pencil sharpener

Optional:

  • Conte stick – brown or black
  • Sketchbook (optional)
  • Large kneaded eraser (optional)
  • Pens

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Amount Payable by
$97.50 February 9, 2026
$97.50 March 11, 2026

33% Due at Registration - 50% of remaining balance due 30 days from purchase date. Remaining balance due 60 days from purchase date.

Amount Payable by
$65.00 February 9, 2026
$65.00 March 11, 2026
$65.00 April 10, 2026

We use the Zoom platform for online classes. Login codes are sent prior to the first class only. Some email systems such as Hotmail block our emails to you. Please check your junk folders, and if you have have not received your class info, please contact us (contact@seattleartistleague.com) 15-30 minutes before your class begins so we can reply with the login codes. We will get you into your class.

Drawing for Busy People

  • Teacher: Carolina Brunet (speaks Spanish & English)
  • Class Length: 8 Weeks
  • Days: Wednesday, beginning March 25
  • Time: 5:00-6:30 pm PST

Too busy for a traditional art class? This one’s built for you.
Show up, grab a pencil, and draw. That’s the goal.

This course is designed for people who want to grow as artists—even with limited time, irregular schedules, or creative gaps. Each session is self-contained, with a clear prompt, artist inspirations, and focused time to draw. If you miss a week, you can jump right back in. No setup, no pressure—we make it easy to start.

Over the 8 weeks, you’ll explore drawing through distinct frameworks—from spatial design and abstraction to emotional mark-making, narrative invention, constraint-based problem solving, and material play. You’ll work from observation, imagination, and hybrid sources. The structure supports both skill-building and creative risk-taking.

Whether you only draw during class or squeeze in 10 minutes a day, you’ll develop core skills, deepen your perception, and expand your visual language. This class can be taken more than once, with new prompts and references introduced each cycle.

Some prior drawing experience is recommended but not required.

Suggested Materials:

Bring what you have. The list below is suggested, but not necessary. Pencil and paper will always be fabulous.

  • Soft Willow Charcoal
  • Pencils: HB and 6B or 8B
  • Charcoal pencil: 6B or 8B / soft or super soft
  • Strathmore 300 series drawing pad (yellow pad with top spiral bind, product code 340-318). At the school studio we use 18×24″ but home studios can be a bit less spacious. Get the largest size your work station will accommodate. 14×17″ is great.
  • Newsprint. Get the largest size your work station will accommodate.
  • Drawing board may be helpful to hold paper at an angle while you sit at a desk
  • White vinyl/plastic eraser
  • Chamois cloth- small
  • Pencil sharpener

Optional:

  • Conte stick – brown or black
  • Sketchbook (optional)
  • Large kneaded eraser (optional)
  • Pens
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