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Art Club: Let's Draw Sweet Treats!
Torri McCarrey
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(1,242)
In this ongoing dessert food art club, students will learn to draw s'mores, an ice cream cone, strawberry cupcake, and iced lemonade using pastel chalk. #CREATIVE
Class experience
In this ongoing dessert/treat drawing club, students will learn to draw a variety of sweet treats using pastel chalk! If students prefer, they are welcome to use colored pencil instead of pastel chalk. Students will learn to draw a realistic stack of s'mores, ice cream cone, strawberry cupcake, and iced lemonade. Students are welcome to change color choice for their drawings if they want their desserts to have different flavors than what is on the examples. Please note that since this is an...
Strawberry Cupcake (Pastel Chalk) 1. Students will learn techniques for sketching strawberries, and a cupcake (outline) using a regular pencil. 2. Students will learn techniques for blending, applying, and layering pastel chalk. 3. Students will learn techniques to create realistic texture on their cupcake and strawberry garnish using pastel chalk (seeds on strawberries, cupcake liner, swirled frosting, etc). 4. Students will learn techniques to create realistic colors for a vanilla cupcake with strawberry frosting and strawberry garnish using pastel chalk (students are welcome to change the flavor of their cupcake, they do not have to draw what I will demonstrate). Iced Lemonade (Pastel Chalk) 1. Students will learn techniques for sketching a cup with lemonade, ice cubes, sliced lemon, and straw (outline) using a regular pencil. 2. Students will learn techniques for blending, applying, and layering pastel chalk. 3. Students will learn techniques to create realistic texture for ice cubes, a glass cup, straw, and sliced lemon garnish using pastel chalk (transparent glass, wet ice cubes, straw, pulp on sliced lemon, etc). 4. Students will learn techniques to create realistic colors for a cup of iced lemonade using pastel chalk (students are welcome to change the flavor of their lemonade, they do not have to draw what I will demonstrate). S'mores (Pastel Chalk) 1. Students will learn techniques for sketching a stacked s'more contour drawing (outline) using a regular pencil. 2. Students will learn techniques for blending, applying, and layering pastel chalk. 3. Students will learn techniques to create realistic texture on their s'mores using pastel chalk (roasted marshmallow, melted chocolate, crispy graham cracker). Ice Cream Cone (Pastel Chalk) 1. Students will learn techniques for sketching an ice cream cone (outline) using a regular pencil. 2. Students will learn techniques for blending, applying, and layering pastel chalk. 3. Students will learn techniques to create realistic texture on their ice cream cone using pastel chalk (scooped ice cream, waffle cone, etc). 4. Students will learn techniques to create realistic colors for vanilla and chocolate ice cream using pastel chalk (students are welcome to change the flavor of their ice cream, they do not have to draw what I will demonstrate).
Homework Offered
Because of how detailed these drawings are, there is a good chance students will need to finish sketches outside of the designated class time.Assessments Offered
Students will be assessed throughout class and at the end of class through questions and/or sharing of drawings.Grades Offered
*** Please note that while I will be using pastel chalk, students may opt to use colored pencil instead if they prefer. S'mores -Paper -Everyday pencil or drawing pencils -Everyday eraser and/or kneaded eraser -Blending tool (blending stumps, tissue, Q-tips, or you can just use your fingers if you don't have any of the previously listed supplies) -Pastel chalk: tan, brown (dark and light if possible), gray, black, white, blue (for background) *OPTIONAL: black and/or white charcoal pencils (used for detail work) and/or colored pencils Ice Cream Cone -Paper -Everyday pencil or drawing pencils -Everyday eraser and/or kneaded eraser -Blending tool (blending stumps, tissue, Q-tips, or you can just use your fingers if you don't have any of the previously listed supplies) -Soft pastel chalk: tan, brown (dark and light if possible), white, black, blue (for background) *OPTIONAL: black and/or white charcoal pencils (used for detail work) and/or colored pencils Strawberry Cupcake -Paper -Everyday pencil or drawing pencils -Everyday eraser and/or kneaded eraser -Blending tool (blending stumps, tissue, Q-tips, or you can just use your fingers if you don't have any of the previously listed supplies) -Soft pastel chalk: tan, white, black, pink, red, green, blue (for background) *OPTIONAL: black and/or white charcoal pencils (used for detail work) and/or colored pencils Iced Lemonade -Paper -Everyday pencil or drawing pencils -Everyday eraser and/or kneaded eraser -Blending tool (blending stumps, tissue, Q-tips, or you can just use your fingers if you don't have any of the previously listed supplies) -Soft pastel chalk: yellow, pink, brown, gray, white, black, blue (for background) *OPTIONAL: black and/or white charcoal pencils (used for detail work) and/or colored pencils
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Please be aware that this course uses materials that may be harmful to your student if used inappropriately. If you think your student may use any class materials inappropriately and/or potentially cause harm, please provide adult supervision for your student.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(1,242)
Welcome to my teacher page! My name is Torri McCarrey, and I am very passionate about teaching visual arts and core curriculum. My core curriculum courses often use an art integration approach to learning (e.g., drawing your own monster using...
Group Class
$18
weekly1x per week
80 min
Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-14
1-12 learners per class
