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Draw a Dinosaur Upside Down! (Sketching to Activate the Right Side of the Brain)
Jewel Flores
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(132)
In this class, students will draw a cartoon dinosaur upside-down. This activates the right side of the brain and helps them develop their ability to see details, lines, and shapes.
Class experience
The greatest artists are also the best observers. They are able to see details that most people miss and put these details into their work. That's why our observation skills, or the ability to identify details, is so important! In this class, students will activate the right side of the brain by drawing a cartoon dinosaur upside-down. And no, we won't be hanging upside down as we are drawing, although that would be fun! We will be using a picture of a cartoon dinosaur, and place this picture...
Supplies Needed: -A printed copy of the dinosaur reference picture, which will be attached to the classroom page -Pencil -Eraser -Ruler -A blank piece of paper to draw on, and two other pieces of paper to cover parts of the reference picture and our drawing. All paper should be the same size.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(132)
I am a professional artist, specializing in oil portrait paintings, and I have had the privilege of displaying my artwork in venues across the country. I believe that art is about self expression and learning, and I hope to create a fun,...
Group Class
$16
per classMeets once
55 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-12
1-12 learners per class
