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Drawing II TUESDAY EVENING begins 2.6

$295.00

      • Teacher: Lyall Wallerstedt
      • Class Length: 8 Weeks
      • Class Days: Tuesdays, beginning February 6
      • Time: 6:00-9:00 pm PST

Drawing II

This class builds on the skills learned in Beginning Drawing I. With exercises and personalized feedback, this class will teach participants how to start with an idea, progress through a series of studies and revisions, and take the drawing to completion. Focus will be on composition, pathways, and a contemporary method of drawing. Students will also be introduced to the critique process, and begin to feel comfortable offering constructive, positive, insightful feedback to their peers.

Drawing is at the heart of everything we do at the League. The process of drawing is how we develop our artistic sensibility, and leads us to see the world in new ways. Everyone draws differently, because no one’s hand moves the same way, no one’s perception matches any other’s. We invite you to take this class after you take Beginning Drawing I through at least one series.

This class will explore graphite and charcoal, as well as introducing watercolor paper and ink.

PREREQUISITE: Beginning Drawing I (at least once). After Drawing II, students are invited to take figure drawing, heads (or portraiture) or beginning painting.

Materials:

    • 18×24″ newsprint
    • Vine Charcoal
    • Compressed charcoal
    • Graphite pencils any range from soft to hard
    • A sketchbook that is calling you to fill it. Something you can spend hours in.
    • Watercolor paper
    • India ink
    • Chamois cloth
    • Gum eraser

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  • Teacher: Lyall Wallerstedt
  • Class Length: 8 Weeks
  • Class Days: Tuesdays, beginning February 6
  • Time: 6:00-9:00 pm PST

Drawing II

This class builds on the skills learned in Beginning Drawing I. With exercises and personalized feedback, this class will teach participants how to start with an idea, progress through a series of studies and revisions, and take the drawing to completion. Focus will be on composition, pathways, and a contemporary method of drawing. Students will also be introduced to the critique process, and begin to feel comfortable offering constructive, positive, insightful feedback to their peers.

Drawing is at the heart of everything we do at the League. The process of drawing is how we develop our artistic sensibility, and leads us to see the world in new ways. Everyone draws differently, because no one’s hand moves the same way, no one’s perception matches any other’s. We invite you to take this class after you take Beginning Drawing I through at least one series.

This class will explore graphite and charcoal, as well as introducing watercolor paper and ink.

PREREQUISITE: Beginning Drawing I (at least once). After Drawing II, students are invited to take figure drawing, heads (or portraiture) or beginning painting.

Materials:

  • 18×24″ newsprint
  • Vine Charcoal
  • Compressed charcoal
  • Graphite pencils any range from soft to hard
  • A sketchbook that is calling you to fill it. Something you can spend hours in.
  • Watercolor paper
  • India ink
  • Chamois cloth
  • Gum eraser

Class Details

This is an IN-PERSON adult class at our new location: 5516 4th Ave South, in Georgetown.

Beginning Drawing

  • Teacher: Lyall Wallerstedt
  • Class Length: 8 Weeks
  • Class Days: Tuesdays, beginning September 13
  • Time: 6:00-9:00 pm PDT

Materials List

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 18x24" but home studios can be a bit less spacious. Get the largest size your work station will accommodate. 14x17" 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
  • Ruler/triangle for perspective drawing
  • Blades and 240 paper for sharpening pencils, charcoal

Covid Statement

Seattle Artist League is a community. In order to protect our community, we require that all who enter the school are masked and remain masked for their stay.

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