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Drawing Game Continued | What Do You See?

This Ongoing class offers a drawing game that will challenge even the best imaginations, and encourages young artists to visually problem solve a new shape every week.
Sandy Nichols
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:
(116)
Class

What's included

1 live meeting
40 mins in-class hours per week
Assessment
Informal group assessment; at the end of the class, students will choose their favourite one to share, followed by a short discussion of which one was the most difficult/easiest to solve.

Class Experience

This Ongoing class provides a fun challenge for the mind to see and draw hidden characters, animals or other things they might see in the various outline shapes. 

These shapes are things found around the house like cookie cutter shapes, tools and new unique puzzles shapes. Our time is loosely structured and casual as young artists work thru the outlines on their own. 

Talking is welcome while we draw and brainstorm together. I may offer broad suggestions if needed, but the goal is for the artist to find their own solutions. There is no expectation to finish all of them during class - this can be done on their own if they choose. 

After class, these shapes can be coloured, cut out and made into something else; like a big aquarium full of strange fish,  or a street lined with odd little houses, etc. 

This new class is based off my original One Time class; "Drawing Game to Grow Your Imagination | What Do You See?" Video available to view: https://outschool.com/classes/drawing-game-to-grow-your-imagination-yIDvW1ZV

Week of June 2: Cookie cutter shape 1
Week of June 9: Cookie cutter shape 2
Week of June 16: Cookie cutter shape 3
Week of June 23: Cookie cutter shape 4
Week of June 30: Cookie cutter shape 5
Week of July 7: Cookie cutter shape 6
Week of July 14: Cookie cutter shape 7
Week of July 21: Cookie cutter shape 8
Week of July 28: New puzzle shape 9
Week of August 4: New puzzle shape 10
Week of August 11: New puzzle shape 11
Week of August 18: New puzzle shape 12
Week of August 25: New puzzle shape 13
Week of September 1: New puzzle shape 14
Week of September 8: New puzzle shape 15
Week of September 15: New puzzle shape 16
Week of September 22: New puzzle shape 17
Week of September 29: Found object shape 18
Week of October 6: Found object shape 19
Week of October 13: Found object shape 20

*To keep our online time together distraction free, please refrain from eating during our class if possible. This is standard policy for any studio practice, and will ensure better outcomes for everyone. Thanks in advance.
Learning Goals
The learning goal is to discover and apply imagination through a fun and challenging drawing game. Students will see and learn how others solved their outlines in a different way.
learning goal

Other Details

Supply List
A print-out of the weekly new outlines is essential, and a pencil. Colouring is optional.
 1 file available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2022
4.9
116reviews
Profile
Teacher expertise and credentials
Greetings parents and learners!

My name is Sandy Nichols. After receiving my diploma in Visual Communications at a Canadian art college many years ago, I began my 35 year career as an illustrator. My work has appeared in a variety of publications, including five children’s books. I was beyond thrilled to win a nation wide competition to illustrate Dennis Lee’s “Alligator Pie” (40th anniversary board book). I credit perseverance for this achievement, which is a quality I encourage all art students to foster.

I taught illustration and Design Drawing for seven years at a Canadian art university. Now, I am delighted to invite learners to my drawing classes. 

My teaching philosophy is to honour how each mind views the world uniquely. Additionally, building confidence in young artists and encouraging them to try a new way of seeing to  enhance their art. I believe there's no such thing as a bad drawing as long as you can learn from it and be willing to try again.

Fun fact about me: Sometimes I draw our family pet, my children, or their toys in my illustrations. When I'm not drawing, I like to try and grow all kinds of vegetables.

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$18

weekly
1x per week
40 min

Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
1-6 learners per class

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