The Artist Inside: Expressing Yourself Through Art Journaling

Students will learn different artistic techniques using a variety of supplies, and will use them, if they wish, to create pages in an Art Journal. 

Each class will have a mini-lesson on a different technique or topic. Learners can follow that theme or technique, or choose their own. Many projects will not be completed by the end of class. The student should feel free to complete or pause the project at that time. (Not every page needs to be finished.) Learners are encouraged to work on their journals outside class as much as they wish. They should not feel limited to the techniques that have already been learned. They can be as creative as they want. Learners will have the opportunity to share their pages with others if they wish, but it is never required.

I do not give grades for Art, as it is counter-intuitive. 
However, a written evaluation is available upon request. 
In order for me to note progress, a request for evaluation must be made in writing before the second meeting the student attends. A minimum of eight (8) classes must be attended to qualify for an evaluation. They do not need to be consecutive.
The evaluation will include information on attendance, preparedness, participation, and conduct. Personal growth will also be noted. Quality of art is subjective and will not be considered for purposes of evaluation; however, amount of effort will be considered.
Please contact me for further questions.

1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.

I utilize a wide variety of sources as references when preparing for my classes, including books, YouTube videos and tutorials, as well as personal experimentation. I am happy to provide recommendations and resources, and will likely do so in the course of the lessons.
Any such resources will also be posted to the classroom.