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Gotta Sketch 'Em All! Pokemon Drawing Class

Class
Gabbi - Art-In-Motion
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(83)
In this Ongoing weekly drawing class, kids will have lots of fun learning step-by-step how to draw pictures of their favorite Pokemon!

Class experience

Students will learn drawing basics by starting out with lightly sketched guidelines drawn in pencil, and how to go over those basic guidelines with a Sharpie marker to give it a beautifully finished look. 
I've been passionate about drawing and sketching for as long as I can remember, but my technique truly improved when I went to an 
Artist Sketch Night at a comic book store with older, more experienced artists. They gave me all sorts of tips on ways to ink, color and sketch, as well as ways to improve on anatomy and proportion. I also learned a lot by watching them use various techniques to get different effects with their artwork. 
Ever since then, I've been able to sell prints of my original artwork at comic cons and vender events, post my original hand drawn animations on YouTube, have my original hand drawn animations featured on other YouTube channels, draw live sketches at comic cons, vendor events and Free Comic Book Day events, and been a guest artist at ImagiCon 2019.
Here is the list of everything your child will need, the supply list will be the exact same each week for ease:
- An 8 1/2 x 11 inch (22 x 28 cm) piece of white paper
- A second sheet of paper either the same size or bigger to prevent the project bleeding through to the table
-A nicely sharpened pencil
-A pencil sharpener 
-An eraser
-A black Sharpie marker 
-Anything your child likes to color with, be it colored pencils, crayons, markers, etc.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
During each class, students will be using pencils and a sharpener if they need to sharpen their pencil, both of which can be very sharp. Students will also be using Sharpie markers because they dry quickly and don't easily smear or blead, however, I also know these markers are permanent and the smell can give people headaches. If you don't feel comfortable letting your children use Sharpie markers, you may let them use another type of marker. Just know that that a different type of marker might not dry as fast and smear or blead easier.

**Note to the parents: This class requires lots of hand dexterity and hand eye coordination. Examples of this include drawing and erasing with light pressure, and being able to draw specific shapes and lines demonstrated on screen.  Although I have designed each drawing to be done within the time frame of the class, I also know that each child learns at a different pace, works at a different speed, and has different levels of hand dexterity and hand eye coordination. I also don't know your child or the pace they work at. It is up to you as the parent to decide by looking at the thumbnail if you feel these kinds of drawings are too difficult and/or if you're not confident they can complete it in the time frame.**
Average rating:4.8Number of reviews:(83)
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Hello, my name is Gabbi Bennetti, aka Art-In-Motion. 
I chose Art-In-Motion as my business name because it best describes all the different types of art I'm passionate about; dancing, crafting, drawing and animating. I'm here to instill that same... 
Group Class

$10

weekly
1x per week
35 min

Completed by 74 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-10
1-8 learners per class

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