Art Camp With Circles: Things You Can Draw When You Can Draw a Circle: Part 1
This is a 5 days course where we will start with the circle as a shape and learn to draw things with it. Later on, we will move to different things. If you want specific time, please book it from my schedule.
Punam T FunArt
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(90)
What's included
5 live meetings
2 hrs 5 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
Introduction to circles - Every day we will learn about a fascinating new thing. This will be a 5 days course where we will learn to draw 5 different things each day. Once we get a perfect circle, we will move on to creating the task of the week we have scheduled. I will be guiding them step by step on every step. Week 1 ~ Circle converting them to flowers: we will learn to draw flowers. I’ll give instructions as to how each petal will take perfect shape. Week 2 ~ Circle converting them to ladybug: we will learn to draw ladybugs, try to learn scattering the spots on, mirroring the spots, learn to draw swirls and leaves depending on the ability. We won’t push but will guide them if they decide to. Week 3 ~ Circle converting them to Birds: we will learn to draw the birds, and we will introduce them to create patterns on them to make it different from the other one Week 4 ~ Circle converting them to fish: we will learn to draw fish and according to ability and interest we will go to add a bit of detail on the fishes Week 5 ~ Circle converting them to duck: we will learn to draw a duck and according to ability and interest we will go to add a bit of detail on them or introduce another style. Each week as decided we will learn step by step about the project. We will also do small changes while doing the project. Depending on confidence and ability they can enjoy what they learnt or increase the difficulty level which will be guided.
Learning Goals
Being a younger group, this group will concentrate on basic learning shapes and then see how these shapes can be converted to make different things. We will go step by step, slowly they will build up the confidence to confidently draw other things.
Other Details
Supply List
Important Things needed Material List 1. Paper, 2. Pencil, 3. Sharpie, 4. Oil crayons/Chalk/Soft pastels /normal crayons 5. Circular object to make a basic shape roughly 7cm or CD/Cellotape.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
I am a teacher in the United Kingdom with an NVQ3 in CCLD (Children's Care, Learning and Development) and a London Art School Diploma holder. I've worked with preschools, nurseries, and special needs children for the past 13 years, and it's been more than 7 years since I launched my own art club, "Fun at Art Club," which caters to children from nursery to advanced learners and is offered as after-school art classes in several local schools.
My goal is to instil a love of creativity as well as the ability to make mistakes and not let them define us. Don't give up; instead, strive to improve things. If you make a mistake, don't give up; I'll assist you with my knowledge and step-by-step guidance. I will assist them in forming creative ideas and bringing their vision to life, as well as those who appreciate making their work look professional.
I understand that the classes scheduled might not be convenient for you, but if you are serious about learning, please reserve a time slot on my calendar.
Classes I teach on Outschool
🌼 Nursery and reception – basic drawing and colouring
🌼 One time classes for ages from 3 to 15 age
🌼 Online Drawing and colouring classes for 5 to 7 age
🌼 Ongoing drawing and painting classes for advanced learners for 7 to 13 age
🌼 Five weeks classes for students who want to try out my most popular pieces for age 4 to 7 and for advance learner age 7 to 13.
Eager to meet your learners.Reviews
Live Group Class
$40
for 5 classes5x per week, 1 week
25 min
Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-4
2-5 learners per class
