Pencil Sketching Camp Part 2 - Fundamentals of Portraiture

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In this camp, students will learn the fundamental principles of portraiture. They will gain confidence in creating portraits of unique faces.

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8-13

year old learners

2-8

learners per class

$60

Charged upfront

$20 per class

Meets 3x per week

Over 1 week

55 minutes per class

Available times

Pacific

Table of available sections

Class Experience

US Grade 3 - 6

Beginner Level

This is a 3-Day Series.  Students will meet 3 times to complete Part 2.
Please note: Classes will meet 3 times within the same week for Summer Break & Winter Holiday weeks. 
This is a beginners class that focuses on the fundamentals of Portraiture. Students will learn how to sketch human faces from multiple angles. They will learn about core concepts such as lines, proportions, shape, perspective and basic facial anatomy. Each concept will be explained with step-by-step practical exercises...

Students will understand the fundamental principles of portraiture. They will gain confidence in creating portraits of unique faces.

Teacher Allie May is a contemporary artist who loves to indulge in all mediums, but focuses most on drawing and painting. She is a graduate student in the BFA program at California State University Long Beach, and aims to pursue a career in teaching art. Her art influence began at a young age, but she considers herself “self-taught.” Allie is passionate about encouraging students to master the fundamental skills and technical aspects of creating, but also develop a style that is unique to each student. Her promise is to encourage a mindset where students are confident in themselves and their ability to create.

Teacher Catherine is a dedicated artist and designer, currently pursuing her studies in Industrial design with a minor in Computation, Technology, & Culture at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her artistic interests span across multi-media mediums, including sculpture, jewelry making, ceramics, watercolor, charcoal, and pen art. By pushing the boundaries of both traditional and contemporary art, she continuously explores the conceptual aspects of storytelling through her work. She believes in the importance of self-expression and experimentation when it comes to teaching, promoting these principles to guide her students in their artistic journeys.

Teacher Ashlesha holds dual qualifications in Computer Science and Graphic Design. Her scientific mind leads excellence in teaching meticulous details of techniques and concepts while her artistic passion reins in inspiring imaginative creation of all forms. Ashlesha is a contemporary artist who has mastered a versatile skill set in pencil and colored pencil sketching, acrylic painting and sculptures. Being a social media influencer, she is eager to inspire students with her life experience, personal values of creativity, love and imagination within art.

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Paper
Pencils (a variety of graphite pencils recommended)
Eraser (kneaded/ gum eraser recommended)
Ruler
Blending tools: Toilet paper, tissue, Q-Tips, or blending art tools like paper stumps

2 hours 45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

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