Students will learn how to create their own labyrinth (maze) on grid paper and recreate it in 2-point perspective to make it look 3D.  This is a more advanced course in perspective drawing a requires some knowledge and previous practice with perspective drawing. 

Week 1 - Students will practice making simple objects in 2-point perspective and create simple  mazes on grid paper.  (map out and plan)
Week 2 - We will practice transferring our small grids into 2-point perspective mazes to master accuracy and technique.
Week 3 - Students will create and transfer their final larger flat maze into a 3 dimensional drawing using 2-perspective techniques.  (flat to 3D rendering)
Week 4 - Students will focus on learning different drawing techniques to make their mazes pop! (details and wow!)

For homework, students will need to spend between 1 and 2 hours per week developing a final artwork, using the instructions/discussion from the week, that will be provided in a video at the beginning of each week.  Learner progress will be evaluated through in progress photos of their work and class correspondence with the teacher/classmates about progression during the creation process throughout the week.  The teacher will provide individual feedback and guidance as each student works through their weekly projects.  Students provide encouragements and constructive feedback/analysis to their classmates throughout the course.

This is a flexible schedule class with no live meetings.  Students will be provided videos and instruction for each week and skills to practice.  All information is posted on the first day of the scheduled week.  Through out the week, students and the teacher will post work and participate in a class discussion/analysis about their work development, setbacks, discoveries and final projects.  All students are encouraged to participate in the discussion/analysis.