추상적인 가을 색상 - Procreate를 사용하여 모양을 사용하여 아름다운 가을 나무 그리기

***PLEASE HAVE PROCREATE DOWNLOADED PRIOR TO CLASS***

This class DOES NOT require any prerequisites since the principles/techniques needed to complete the class are taught DURING the lesson*** However, PLEASE be respectful of the other students, including your own child, (as it can be overwhelming if they are not qualified), as you consider your learner’s maturity with regard to listening skills, comprehension, and processing. If you would like to try one of Mr. Niven’s classes, but your child struggles with learning, please consider starting with a private lesson. 

This class helps students draw familiar subjects abstractly, using Procreate on iPad or iPhone! Mr. Niven will take students through various steps, layer by layer. A signature element of each of Mr. Niven’s classes is his natural introduction of new techniques, and art principles, (some of which are his own techniques), without students even realizing they’re being taught. Some principles covered are  abstract composition, color, shading, and more. This class utilizes  state-of-the-art, screen-sharing technology, using Zoom, which allows students to see and hear Mr. Niven teaching, while watching him draw directly on his iPad screen. Mr. Niven’s teaching style is fun and relaxed, yet motivating, which allows the students to feel comfortable, and confident. Bryan builds on principles, techniques and processes, using real-world examples, and motivates his students to use the knowledge gained in class, to create on their own.

Out of respect for the the entire class, if your child is late Mr. Niven will have to evaluate whether or not he can let your child in, without negatively affecting the other students. An option to view the class recording may be made available to those who are late, or miss the class, depending on, but not limited to, the reason the student was late, why they missed the class, or if the enrollment minimum was met, wherein a recording may not exist, and will be handled at Mr. Niven’s discretion.