Dibujo y bocetos a lápiz de animales. Semestre completo. Parte 2: Dragones míticos

This is an 8-week series. Class meets once every week. 
Students will learn to use the principles of anatomy to draw a dragon’s body. They will learn how to build the initial structure of a dragon’s skull, limbs and wings along with the shading of finer details such as scales, horns and eyes. 
Students will be introduced to the concept of dragons as a conglomerate of different parts of avian and reptile bodies in subsequent weeks, they will explore these different anatomical forms, skeletal and muscular structures. They will understand how these concepts can be applied, adapted and manipulated to create a realistic rendering of a dragon. 
Once they build a solid foundation and keep practicing, they will be able to sketch a multitude of fantastic dragons with confidence. Classes are highly interactive and students will have the opportunity to socialize and share their ideas in a fun and upbeat environment.

Schedule
Week 1 – Head Structure & Perspectives 
Students will explore how the cranial bone structures of dragons are based on real life reptilian skulls. They will practice this by drawing the dragon’s heads from different perspectives
Week 2 – Eyes, Scales and Horns
Students will use the concept of 2D shapes and make them 3D by adding highlights and shadows to their forms.
Week 3 – Side Profile Dragon Head Study
Students will apply what they have learned so far by drawing a dragon’s side profile, and adding shading to its facial features to create a realistic look. 
Week 4 – Wing Structures & Perspectives
Students will observe the structure of wings based on bats and birds. They will practice manipulating these forms to show dragon wings at rest, while flexed and in-flight. 
Week 5 – Hands, Feet and Tails Structures 
Students will observe the skeletal structures of limbs, they will understand how bone structures can be used to create different types of hands, feet and tails on their dragons. They will practice adding claws and scales for a realistic look. 
Week 6 – Dragon Full Body Form Study 
Students will understand the fundamentals of a dragon’s anatomical structure by capturing the landmark structures of its body and studying it's skeletal structure. They will draw a standing dragon with flexed wings. 
Week 7 – Fire Breathing Flying Dragon Study Wk. 1
Students will use their acquired knowledge and apply them to the construction of a challenging final dragon drawing.  Students will focus on capturing the pose and gesture of the dragon’s body, keeping proportion and balance in mind while adding the bulk of the body. 
Week 8 – Fire Breathing Flying Dragon Study Wk. 2
Students will focus on the fine details of their dragon by using blending and shading techniques. They will add highlights and shadows to all parts of the body to create a realistic rendition of the dragon. 

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Please read below for frequently-asked questions on our policies:

Mandatory Video Check-In
Video check-in is mandatory for safety purposes per Outschool policy. Students are required to have their cameras on to allow the teacher to check in and verify each learner. After check-in, students have the option of either turning off their camera or leaving it on, whatever is their preference. Younger learners are highly encouraged to leave their cameras on.

Missed Classes & Refunds
All our classes are backed by the ‘Limited’ refund policy. Parents may withdraw up to a week before class starts with a full refund OR within 24 hours of purchase. In the event a learner misses a class, recordings are made available in each classroom. Students are more than welcomed to reach out for any questions and share their work in the classroom.

Late/ Missed Class
All classes will begin on time as long as one learner is in the classroom. In the event that no students are in the classroom at the assigned class time, the teacher will leave a message in the classroom and exit after ten minutes of waiting per Outschool policy.

Minimum Enrollment & Class Cancellation
A minimum of two learners is required for every class to run. In the event that we have to cancel a class, parents will be notified within 24 hours of class. Learners will have the option of either transferring to a more populated section of the same class or receiving a full refund, whichever is preferred.

Technical Difficulties
In the event of class delay/ cancellations due to unforeseeable technical issues, all families will be notified and a make-up section will be posted, or a refund will be issued if a make-up class cannot be scheduled.