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Drawing Class - Elements of Art (Ages 10-15)

In this ongoing class, students will practice drawing a variety of subjects while focusing on one of the elements of art each week.
BriAnn Ongesel, BS TESOL
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:
(116)
Class

What's included

1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours per week
Assessment
Each learner is given feedback during class. If desired, learners can also submit their artwork after class for additional feedback. :)

Class Experience

Students will draw with pencils.  We will cover the basics of how to use different pencils for different value, and how to really draw the shapes and lines in the pictures we draw.  Each class will begin with a brief exercise or lesson (about 5 minutes) where we will go over an art element (line, shape, color, value, form, texture, and space).  The remainder of the class will be working through the drawing process on one of a variety of subjects: animals, landscapes, food, etc.  Students will be encouraged to ask questions and talk to each other as long as they stay on topic.  Overall, I love to keep things light and relaxing.  Even though we are learning technical skills, I love to make it personal for each learner and encourage their insights and questions.  

Week of January 1:  Piglet (texture)
Week of January 8:  German Shepherd (composition)
Week of January 15:  Calf (composition)
Week of January 22:  Ice cream (value)
Week of January 29:  Snake (value)
Week of February 5:  Cat (texture)
Week of February 12:  Monkey. (shape)
Week of February 19:  Dragonfly (balance)
Week of February 26:  Crab on beach (texture)
Week of March 4:  Horse (shape)
Week of March 11:  Sheep (value)
Week of March 18:  Raccoon (texture)
Week of March 25:  Duckling
Week of April 1:  Sloth 
Week of April 8:  Camel
Week of April 15:  Building (Perspective)
Week of April 22:  Highland Cow
Week of April 29:  Spider

**Weekly themes are subject to change due to students' interests/needs.

Week of May 6:  Toucan (value)
Week of May 13:  Clown Fish (value)
Week of May 20:  Ice Cream Cone (light)
Week of May 27:  Cardinal (balance)
Week of June 3:  Rose (Form)
Week of June 10:  Horse (Shape)
Week of June 17:  Chipmunk
Week of June 24:  NO CLASS THIS WEEK
Week of July 1:  Swan
Week of July 8:  Baby Elephant
Week of July 15:  Panda
Week of July 22:  Peacock
Week of July 29:  Moose
Week of August 5:  Little Red House
Week of August 12:   Gazelle
Week of August 19:  Boat
Week of August 26:   Elk

Week of September 4:  Cheetah
Week of September 11:  Squirrel (texture)
Week of September 18:  Armadillo 
Week of September 25:   Bearded Dragon
Week of October 2:  Wolf
Week of October 9:  Pumpkin
Week of October 16:  Bat (shape/negative shape)
Week of October 23:  Spider 
Week of October 30:  Donkey 
Week of November 6:  Toucan
Week of November 13:  Lady bug
Week of November 20:  Crab on beach (texture)
Week of November 27:  Woman walking down a road (leading lines)
Week of December 4:  Fox (value)
Week of December 11:  Caribou 
Week of December 18:  Rabbit (texture)
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to hold a pencil for different stages of drawing.  They will learn the difference between different pencils and techniques for sketching and shading.  We will discuss the different elements of design such as (line, shape, color, value, form, texture, and space).  Other art terminology (focal point, hierarchy, contrast, etc.) will be used as we discuss each piece.  Learners will be encouraged to sign their artwork in a way that honors and completes their work.
learning goal

Other Details

Supply List
Pencils, erasers and paper.  :)  
It is preferable to have art pencils, which have different H and B values, but normal school pencils will work just fine. 
I highly recommend a kneaded eraser because there are no "eraser crumbs" to wipe off the page and therefore, less smudging.  It is also used to make different textures and shading.
I use regular computer paper or a sketchbook.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined August, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Brigham Young University Idaho
Hello!  I am BriAnn Ongesel.  I have taught online classes for over 7 years and over 2 years here on Outschool.  I teach art classes to ages 5-17.  

I have my bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from Brigham Young University Idaho.  I also studied UX/UI design from California Institute of the Arts.  I am currently a freelance designer, online teacher, and mother of four.  

I believe that the best learning comes from doing.  Students learn from practicing the principles taught and from sharing what they learn with their peers.  It is important to have fun in my classes, as well as talking with other students about class concepts and similar interests.  Learning is about chasing what excites you and diving into all you can with it.

My hobbies include reading, drawing, and baking.  I love good food - including 'nicecream', butternut squash, and cheesecake.  

You can view some of my artwork and "life of an online art teacher" at https://www.instagram.com/bri.o.art/.

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weekly
1x per week
50 min

Completed by 64 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
1-8 learners per class

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