Overview:
In this engaging and creative class, students will learn how to draw Josefina Montoya, one of the beloved American Girl doll characters. The class will cover essential drawing techniques, focusing on capturing Josefina’s unique features, historical clothing, and charming personality.

What Students Will Learn:
How to create a basic outline and proportionate facial features.
Techniques for drawing detailed hair and expressive facial expressions.
Tips for sketching historically accurate traditional Mexican clothing.
Methods to add depth and dimension through shading and highlighting.
Optional coloring techniques to bring their drawings to life.

Class Activities:
Students will follow along with guided instruction, participate in practice exercises, and have the opportunity to showcase their work. They will also engage in creative activities, such as drawing Josefina in different outfits and poses, to enhance their skills.

Benefits:
This class will help students improve their drawing abilities, attention to detail, and understanding of historical fashion. It will also encourage creativity and provide a fun, interactive way to connect with a popular historical character.

Goals:

Develop Drawing Skills:
Students will learn and practice essential drawing techniques, including creating accurate outlines, facial features, and detailed clothing. This will enhance their overall artistic abilities and confidence in drawing.

Encourage Historical Appreciation:
Through the process of drawing Josefina Montoya and her traditional Mexican clothing, students will gain an appreciation for historical fashion and the character's historical context, fostering an interest in history and cultural heritage.

Promote Creativity and Expression:
The class will encourage students to express their creativity by adding personal touches to their drawings, experimenting with different poses and outfits, and exploring various coloring techniques. This will help them develop their unique artistic style.

Join us for a fun-filled art class and bring Josefina Montoya to life on paper!