Doodle Drawing: Weekly Doodles
In this ongoing primary art class we will create a drawing in a fun doodle style. Each week is a new drawing so join us anytime!
Kim Hampton, certified k-12 art teacher
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(436)
What's included
1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
Every artist works at a different pace. Therefore some details, coloring or background may need to be finished outside of class.Class Experience
US Grade 1 - 4
Beginner - Intermediate Level
Are you interested in drawing? Whether you are just getting started or perfecting your style this is a great class for you! Students will use various elements of art such as Line and Shape to create a doodle style drawing of animals, insects, etc. I use the word doodle to describe the simple drawing style. We will work step by step to draw the subject of the week. While I share the shapes, lines, textures, colors, etc that I used students are absolutely encouraged to experiment. Students may make changes and explore their own creative choices. We will practice drawing with pencil first, possibly outline with pen or marker and then add quick color. Week of July 16: Slug Week of July 23: Camera Week of July 30: Fox (no Thursday class this week) Week of August 6: Fox/ Storm Week of August 13: Otter (no Thursday class this week) Week of Sept 3: Watch Week of Sept 10: Radish Week of Sept 17: Mouse Week of Sept 24: Book Week of Oct 1: Lime slice Week of Oct 8: Sheep Week of Oct 15: Peapod Week of Oct 22: Owl Week of Oct 29: Bee Week of Nov. 5: Fish Week of Nov 12: Snail Week of Nov 19: Koala Week of Dec 3: Llama Week of Dec 10: Narwhal Week of Dec 17: Gingerbread House Week of Jan 2: Cat Week of Jan 7: Cactus Week of Jan. 14: Yeti Week of Jan. 21: tiger Week of Jan. 28: Cardinal Week of Feb. 4: Raccoon Week of Feb. 11 Cupcake Week of Feb. 25: Octopus Week of March 4: Ice Cream Sundae Week of March 11: Sloth Week of March 18: Sea Turtle Week of March 25: Taco Week of April 1: Hot Air Balloon During the class two cameras will be used. Students will be able to see my drawing and listen to my instructions along the way. Questions and conversation are welcomed as we work via chat or verbally. At the conclusion of the class all sharing will be optional and supported with positive discussion. Critique is a valuable step during the art process. Students may better understand their work, relate to others and be inspired! No previous experience required.
Learning Goals
Learners will create and experience the artmaking process.
Students will experiment with several elements of art including line, shape, texture and color.
Students will experience and/or take part in an art critique and share.
Other Details
Supply List
Drawing paper or Sketchbook Pencil and Eraser Permanent Marker Crayons, Colored Pencils or Markers
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined November, 2020
5.0
436reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
I have a K-12 Art Teaching degree as well as a Masters in Education.Reviews
Live Group Class
$9
weekly1x per week
25 min
Completed by 431 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
2-8 learners per class
