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How to Draw Your Dragon Step by Step- A How to Train Your Dragon Drawing Club
In this ongoing class we will learn to draw many of the dragons in the How to Train Your Dragon Franchise step by step.
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9-13
year olds
2-12
learners per class
$10
Charged weekly
Meets 1x per week
Runs week after week
45 minutes per class
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Class Experience
In this ongoing class students will draw different types of dragons each week from the How To Train Your Dragon movie and TV series. Students will learn to use the elements of drawing such as line, shape, textures, form, and space to create their own pencil drawings. This class is a drawing class. We will not be reading any of the books, or watching any movies or series episodes during live class meetings. Students may discuss the books, movies, and TV Series during class and it should be...
This class is taught in English.
Students will learn specific drawing techniques directly related to a fictional text. Students will be given practice in giving and receiving feedback on their artwork.
I am an artist and photographer specializing in fine art, photography, and art education. I am also an avid reader and I love to discuss books and draw out my ideas and perceptions from them. In addition, I have been a homeschool educator for 16 years. I have taught children's art classes privately and through local after school and children's museum programs. Her photography has appeared in Parents Magazine and numerous photography blogs. I enjoy finding connections between things that don't seem connected upon first glance. To do that, I divide things down to their simplest parts and look for similarities. As a result I am able to break down seemingly complicated projects into simple step by step lessons. I also have a great appreciation for irony in art and life and try to infuse humor and silliness in my lessons and in my own work as well.
Students should complete their unfinished drawings they were unable to finish during class time.
Students may use any drawing/coloring supplies they have on hand and are comfortable with though different mediums may be demonstrated by the instructor.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Students will be invited to share their artwork with the class each week as well as asked about areas they feel they are improving on and areas they may still need extra practice on.
45 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
This class is a drawing class. We will not be reading any of the books during live class meetings. Students may discuss the books during class and it should be noted that spoilers may occur. Because of the more advanced drawing I do not recommend this class for learners outside the specified age range.
Teacher
About Me
I'm a professional artist, photographer, and author from East Texas. I love to connect art with everything else in life—math, science, history, and language arts. To date I have had the privilege of teaching over 2,100 students over the past...
