Draw and Paint a Portrait of Your Dad for Father’s Day
In this class your child will draw and paint a portrait of your dad to give him for Father’s Day.
Sandra Goodwin
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(181)
What's included
1 live meeting
55 mins in-class hoursClass Experience
In this class we will look at a picture (that you bring to class of your dad) and observe face shape, and facial features, then we will start to draw on a canvas, after we get our a basic drawing competed then we will start to paint. No experience necessary because we will go through together step by step to complete this project (which then you can use as a gift for your dad for Father’s Day). For this class you will need: - a picture of your dad - a canvas (8 x10 preferably) -paint brushes - a water cup -acrylic paint ( colors you want to use, if you want dad to have a blue shirt make sure you have blue, and skin tone colors) What a fun way to celebrate dad and give him a gift he will enjoy on Father’s day.
Other Details
Supply List
For this class you will need: - a picture of your dad - a canvas (8 x10 preferably) -paint brushes - a water cup -acrylic paint ( colors you want to use, if you want dad to have a blue shirt make sure you have blue, and skin tone colors)
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
For this class you will need:
- a picture of your dad
- a canvas (8 x10 preferably)
-paint brushes
- a water cup
-acrylic paint ( colors you want to use, if you want dad to have a blue shirt make sure you have blue, and skin tone colors)
Joined February, 2021
5.0
181reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Associate's Degree from Brevard Community College
Hi! My name is Sandra Goodwin. I have done volunteering (teaching) in elementary school for over 10 years. I mainly did art projects with our students. That included making homemade cards, making bulletin boards and painting, drawing and much more, but the art and painting projects were always my favorite. I started volunteering when my son started school and now he is 20 and grown up.
I guess I have done a little bit of everything. I used to teach surf lessons, and I was also professional surfer when I was younger. Teaching surf lessons was super fun. I loved it so much because surfing, like art, is an enormous passion of mine. I think when you are teaching something you love it really shines through because you want others to experience the joy and fun that you find in what your teaching.Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$15
per classMeets once
55 min
Completed by 86 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
1-4 learners per class
