DND, Club de dibujo de criaturas míticas: técnicas digitales y con lápiz

The world of mythical creatures has more to offer from the unusual stories that are linked to each creature to the exciting anatomies associated with them. This class is for those who love mythology and art, and desire to not only expand their knowledge of these creatures but also develop their sketching skills as they create these magnificent creatures! Be prepared to make use of your imagination too!

Each week, We will have discussions and /or presentations prior to drawing. Students will assess and expand their knowledge of each creature.  Firstly, I will share a couple of drawing techniques at the beginning of the class. Next,  students will be able to either follow along with my drawing or draw their own. They can also customize their drawings and create their own unique creatures.  Students will be allowed to give positive criticisms about each other's work. During class, we will also discuss a few interesting facts about these animals.

Lesson structure:
0:00-5:00 min- Introduction to the topic and mini-reading and discussion on mythical creature facts.
5:00-15:00min- drawing skills activity
15:00-18:00 min-Comments, feedback on drawings.
18:00-33:00 min- Begin drawing our mythical creatures
33:00-38:00 min-comments, feedback on drawings
38:00-55:00 min-Continue Working on our Individual drawings
50:00-53:00 mins- Final remarks and celebration!
Here is a tentative schedule( schedule is subject to change)

Week of  
October 9th: Black Dragon & drawing tips on dragon's form or shape, use of color
October 16th: Cute Demogorgon & drawing tips on body proportions
October 23rd: Pseudodragon& drawing tips on shading a dragon wing
October 30th: Unicorn &  drawing tips on proportions

November 6th: Merrow&  drawing tips on the body and color
November 13th:  Goblins & drawing tips on facial proportions & color 
November 20th: Myconid& drawing tips on shading( hatching)
November 27th: Racoon dog& drawing tips on shading

 
December 4th: Dragon turtle & Drawing tips on shading the shell
December 11th: Kraken & Drawing tips on drawing detailed tentacles
December 18th: White Dragon& Drawing tips on the body + Negative Spaces
December  25th: TBA

January 1: Blue Dragon& Negative space
January 8: Griffon & Drawing tips on wings and beaks
January 15: Owlbear& Drawing tips on Feathers
January 22: CYCLE OVER START FROM BEGINNING- Chinese Dragon
January 29:Phoenix Drawing: Composition

February 5th: Hippocampus: composition
February 12th: Minotaur: exploring the value and blending with "b"
February 19th: Kitsune: Composition
February 26th: Sphinx: exploring value and cross-hatching

March 5th: Raccoon Dog 
March 12th: Tengu (Japanese Mythology)
March 19th: Spider-Girl
March 26th: 

April 2nd:Griffin
April 9th:hippogriff
April 16th: Saytr
April 23rd: Dragon

May 28th: Jungle Chompers
June 5th: dragon
June 11th: dragon
June 18th: dragon
June 25th: Owlbear

July 2nd: dino cat
July 9th: Koibra
July 16th: Ceryx
July 23rd: Fungus Furred, flounder ferret& composition

July 30: Banshee & composition
August 6: Dragon & Composition
August 13th: Dragon Drawing
August 20th: Dragon Drawing

August 27th: Desert Dragon
September 3rd: Centaur
September 10th: Bird Dragon
September 17th: Mycenae Dragon
September 24th: Small Fairy Dragon

October 1st: Wolverine
October 8th: Qirin
October 15th:Unicorn
October 22nd: BREAK******
October 29th: Cebreus

November 5th:Saytr
November 12th: raccoon dog
November 19th: merrow
November 26th: Goblin

December 3rd: Demorgogon
December 10th: Harbinger of winter
December 17th:  Chiminimera
December 24th:
December 31th: minotaur

January 7: half horse/fish
January 14th: hydra
January 21st: Bloombeast
January 28th: blue dragon

February 4th: frilled dragon
February 11th: Red dragon


March 3rd
March 10th
March 17th
March 24th:phoenix
March 31st: hippogriff


April 14th: owl griffin
April 21st: Medusa
April 28th: Arachne

May 5th:
May 12th:Unicorns
May 19th: Minotaur


My office hours are usually at 9 pm, and I usually respond to any inquiries in 1 to 2 days, however, I do my best to respond as soon as I can.

Looking forward to having your learner in class!