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¡Criaturas míticas y cómo dibujarlas!

En este curso continuo, los estudiantes aprenderán sobre criaturas míticas y cómo dibujarlas de una manera semi-realista. Dependiendo de la clase, algunas formas pueden ser una criatura real o una que sea similar a un humano.

Elizabeth Suriani

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Qué está incluido

1 reunión en vivo

1 horas de clase por semana

Experiencia de clase

Nivel de inglés - A2

Grado de EE. UU. 4 - 7

Nivel Beginner - Intermediate

Welcome to Mythical Creatures and How to Draw Them! Each week students will learn about a new mythical creature as they draw step-by-step with me. These creatures can vary in form from monsters all the way up to humanoid! We will also be drawing them in a semi-realistic art style to learn the beginning basics of drawing techniques.  

At the beginning of class we will start out by learning quick facts or stories about the creature of the week and then get right into drawing! If we have time for the second half of class we will color or shade the creature or add any additional details that the students may want. I will take the time to give students quick tips throughout the class that will help your learner to develop their artistic skills. At the end of class we will take a few minutes to show our drawing and say a few words about it. 

Below you will find the dates and subjects for the class. 
** Please note: All classes will follow this schedule for sections starting May 30th we will begin with Vampires. For classes starting June 11th, we will be drawing a Chimera, and so on, so both sections are synced up each week. 

Week of May 27th: Vampire
Week of June 3rd: Werewolf
Week of June 10th: Chimera
Week of June 17th: Minotaur
Week of June 24th:  Peryton
Week of July 1st: Cerberus
Week of July 8th: Griffin
July 16th: Basilisk

No Class Week of July 22nd

Week of July 30th: Hydra
Week of August 6th Jersey Devil 
Week of August 13th: Zombie
Week of August 20th: Typhon 
Week of August 27th: Medusa
Week of September 2nd: Dragon
Week of September 10th: Arachne
Week of September 17th: Imp
Week of September 24th: Hippogriff
Week of October 1st: Cockatrice
Week of October 8th: Manticore
Week of October 15th: Goblin
Week of October 22nd: Orc

Week of October 29th. No Class

Week of November 5th: Siren
Week of November 12th: El Chupacabra

Otros detalles

Orientación para padres

Some weeks may involve scarier topics depending on the type of mythical creature we are learning about.

Lista de útiles escolares

Paper
Pencil
Pencil Sharpener
Eraser
Colored Pencils

Recursos externos

Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.

Elizabeth Suriani

Se unió el June, 2020

4.9

142reseñas

Perfil

Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

Licenciatura en Música o Teatro o Artes desde University of Wyoming

Hello, 
My name is Ms. Elizabeth Suriani, and I am a full-time artist from Northern Colorado. I graduated from the University of Wyoming with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a minor in Art History in 2016. While at the University of Wyoming I primarily studied 2D art style, including oil painting and print making. I also studied in Florence, Italy during the fall of 2015 where I studied architectural and figurative drawing, as well as fresco restoration.

Since 2015 I have been teaching art and art history to students ranging from ages 5-17 years old with lessons ranging from basic instructions, all the way to advanced classes and color theory for older students. I love teaching art and am currently teaching two international students in Italy and Thailand. 

I have recently returned home from teaching English as a second language in Bangkok, Thailand with students aging from 2-16 years old. I loved working with my students and miss them dearly. 
On top of being a full-time artist, I have also started my own jewelry business, as well as teaching English Language to children in China! 

When teaching, I love to keep things fun and light. I believe that seriousness doesn’t do a young mind any good when learning art at an early age, it tends to discourage them instead. I want to help my students find art or anything they are passionate about and feel like they have a space to ask questions, experiment, and flourish. 
I can’t wait to see you in class!