DRAWING TOOLS & METHODS
This course will focus primarily on drawing tools, materials (dry & wet) and surfaces. Some of the tools and materials are old and traditional while others are newly developed and manufactured. Drawing is fundamental to human communication that predates written language. It was first used to inform, note observations and as a visual planning method from which things are built or visuals presented in a final form such as painting, sculpture, or drawing.
ADRW 078 A
- Saturday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
- May 13 - June 10 (no class May 27)
- Four sessions
- $175 + $15 material fee
- Ford Campus
- Limit 15 students
- Instructor: Ed Donald
List of Required Materials to bring with you on the first day of class:
- Mixed Media Sketchbook, 8 1/2 X 11
- Newsprint Paper Pad (11x17, rough finish)
- Sanding Blocks
- Pencil Sharpeners
- Children’s Crayons (12 pack)
- Sharpie, Black pens
- Kneaded eraser
- Charcoal Pencil (6B)
- Graphite Stick (6B)
- Prismacolor Ebony Pencils
List of Optional Supplies:
- Students may bring additional drawing supplies if they have them.
By registering for this class, I agree to participate in this program.
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