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Drawing Game to Grow Your Imagination | What Do You See?
Sandy Nichols
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:(103)
This class offers a drawing game that will challenge even the best imaginations, and encourages young artists to visually problem solve.
Class Experience
This one-time class provides a fun challenge for the mind to see and draw hidden characters, animals or things they might see in the puzzle outline shapes. Our time is loosely structured and casual as young artists work thru the outlines on their own. This drawing game can be played multiple times after class, as puzzle shapes can become multiple things. Learners can challenge themselves or play with someone else. At the end of the class, everyone will their show ideas, and which one was...
- This learning goal is to discover and apply imagination through a drawing game.
I was honoured to win a nation wide contest to illustrate Dennis Lee's reprint of Alligator Pie. I have illustrated five published children's books in total. I graduated from a Canadian Art College in Visual Communications, then worked as an illustrator for thirty years, doing mostly editorial and advertising commissions. I have done numerous, live drawing presentations for elementary age children at schools and libraries. Most recently, I taught Illustration and drawing fundamentals for seven years at a Canadian Art University.
Assessment
Frequency: includedDetails: Assessment is the other person being able to recognize what the puzzle shape became (a dog, a person, etc).
1 file available upon enrollmentAccess to a printer to print out the PDF is essential
Joined July, 2022
4.9
103reviews
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...
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Group Class
$16
per classMeets once
40 min
Completed by 59 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
1-6 learners per class
