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DRAWING CLASSES
EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNT! Register 10 or more days before the class begins and receive
10% off!
Fall 2008
BEGINNING DRAWING
DR01
Ages 16 & up
Designed for the true beginner, this class introduces elements of drawing in a pressure free atmosphere. No "talent" is required because drawing is a learned skill. Line, value, composition, perspective, proportion, materials, and more will be covered in this non-competive, technical class. Please bring a 9x12 or larger sketchbook, pencils, and eraser to class.
Instructor:..................... Deborah McLaren
Time:............ 7 Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
NO CLASS SEPTEMBER 30 & NOVEMBER 4
First Class:................................ 9/16/2008
Last Class:............................... 11/11/2001
Member Tuition:................................. $100
Non-member Tuition:.......................... $125
BOTANICAL DRAWING:
A PENCIL STUDY OF NATIVE PLANTS
DR02
Ages 16 & up
Botanical drawing has become a fine art over many centuries, but it all began with the love of plants that were important to artists and their communities. In this time of increasing concern about the wellness of our planet, the study of native plants has intensified and taken on meaning for more people worldwide. In this one-day workshop, we will discuss the basic form of flowering plants and then create pencil studies of a plant that is native to our area. Gardeners, naturalists, and all adults with basic drawing experience are welcome to join in this environmental approach to basic botanical drawing! There will be a lunch break, so bring a bagged lunch or tak ea break in town. A materials list will be sent at the time of registration.
Instructor:...................... Karen Sanforf
Time: 1 Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Class Date:......................... 9/27/2008
Member Tuition:............................ $55
Non-member Tuition:..................... $70
MATTING & FRAMING TECHNIQUES
DR03
Ages 16 & up
Do you have a drawing or print that you want to frame? Do you love the look of professionally framed artwork, but hate the price? In this introductory workshop, students will learn the fundamentals of basic mat cutting and picture framing for home or professional presentation. You will receive a "hands-on" education on how to properly cut mats, mount art, and assemble a frame. Common questions and concerns about framing will be addressed such as framing standards, matting/framing design and selection, glass selection, and conservation framing. You will learn a single mat, double mat, floating mat, and a surprise contemporary alternative. By the end of class, students will learn how to get that professional look and pay half the price!
Two professional mat cutting tools will be made available; however, students are encouraged to bring their own if available. A materials fee is included in the tuition and will cover basic white and black mat boards, mounting tapes and backing boards. Students should bring a pencil, yard stick, and an 8 x 10 –11 x14 piece of "art" (a replaceable image is advised for beginners) with them on the first day of class.
Instructor:........................... Danielle Worst
Time:............... 2 Thursdays, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
First Class:................................. 10/9/2008
Last Class:............................... 10/16/2008
Member Tuition:.................................. $50
Non-member Tuition:........................... $65
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