Drawing Dragons: Art Inspired by Wings of Fire (Intermediate/ Advanced)

Imagination Art Studio by David Stearns

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In this ongoing course, students will learn to draw detailed Wings of Fire dragons in dynamic poses. As this class uses more advanced techniques than my other Wings of Fire class, it is intended for students with greater focus on drawing.

Class Experience

Intermediate - Advanced Level

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.

Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Grades Offered

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

Available times

Pacific

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Imagination Art Studio by David Stearns

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Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(935)

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...