繪畫世界：每週為世界旅行者舉辦的繪畫課程

In this ongoing drawing class students will travel to a new world landmark every week where we will learn about the history and creation of each amazing location. As students learn about each sight, we will begin to sketch, and practice new drawing techniques to capture the landmark on paper. Each artist will be encouraged to use their own creative style, as well as practice different drawing methods with each wonderful place we explore. The goal will be to create a sketchbook full of images that capture some of the worlds most amazing places! 

As an avid work traveler and artist myself, I’m so excited to inspire future explorers by adventuring to each of these amazing sights and drawing them with you! 

Classes will include a Prezi presentation where we will learn about the history of each landmark and a variety of images of each sight will be shared so that each artist can choose which one they would like to draw. 

Here is a breakdown of what to expect in each lesson:

- Greeting 
- Introduction to the weeks amazing landmark 
- Learn new drawing techniques and sketch
- Share art with the group 
- Closing/ Goodbye 

We will start with the following amazing landmarks: 


Week of May 13th - Explore and Draw the Taj Mahal in India 
Week of May 20th - Explore and Draw Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Week of May 27th - Explore and Draw the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada 
Week of June 3rd -Explore and Draw St.Basil’s Cathedral in Russia  
Week of June 10th - Explore and Draw Machu Picchu in Peru 
Week of June 17th - Explore and Draw Stonehenge in the United Kingdom
Week of June 24th - Explore and Draw Petra in Jordan 
Week of July 1st - Explore and Draw Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 
Week of July 8th - Explore and Draw The Empire State Building in New York, United States of America 
Week of July 15th - Explore and Draw The Capitol Building in Washington, United States of America 



* Please take into consideration that every artist works at their own pace. Students may not always have a full image completed by the end of our lesson, but they will have learned a new artistic technique, as well as some interesting facts about each amazing landmark! I would love to encourage each artist to continue to work on their images after class time is over. And of course, if students would like to share, please post images of their finished work in the classroom!