Drawing Dragons: Art Inspired by Wings of Fire (Intermediate/ Advanced)
Class experience
Wings of Fire dragons are among the coolest creatures you can draw, and they can really be brought to life with a focus on enhanced detail and dynamic poses. We start with basic shapes, walk through adding elements step-by-step until we have a recognizable dragon, then add fine details to make our dragons truly impressive. Students should have solid experience with pencil drawing, as well as a good attitude and a love of the dragons of Wings of Fire. We encourage students to share their work...
Students will learn a step-by-step process based on basic shapes, and more advanced techniques on creating interesting poses and adding details to make a truly compelling creature drawing. These are skills that can be applied well outside of class, and far beyond just drawing dragons.
A good drawing pencil, paper, eraser and a big imagination! We focus on using lines, angles and shapes to create our dragon during class. We move at a pace to fully complete our dragon. Learners are welcome to “perfect” the details of the dragons after class. If your learner enjoys water colors or acrylic paints, I would suggest using a weighted paper (60lbs min). Color pencils or crayons are also great. I welcome for everyone to share their unique and finished dragon during the week by posting in the classroom
I am passionate about sharing my love for fantasy art and empowering students with the foundational tools they need to make their imaginations come alive on paper. I teach art to kids from ages 3 to 18+ years old. For the younger kids, Harry...
Group Class
$20
weekly1x per week
55 min
Completed by 409 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-14
3-11 learners per class
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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