Topics Covered: Gesture, Spacial Relations (Proportions), Contour (Block-in), Values (Light & Shadow), Aerial & Linear Perspective.
Dreaded fore-shortening and other common drawing weaknesses will be conquered.
No matter what your style or skill level, I can give you a review of the fundamental and advanced skills necessary to take your art to the next level.
I primarily provide instruction in the mediums of charcoal drawing and clay sculpting.
Contact me for scheduling or to be added to the email list of updates for any of the classes & workshops I offer.
email: lance@lancedooley.com
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Basic & Intermediate Drawing will teach you a procedural way to render any object in pencil or charcoal.
Based upon fail-safe draftsmanship techniques the student will approach still life setups, outdoor scenes and copy old
master drawings with confidence.
Topics Covered: Gesture, Spacial Relations (Proportions), Contour (Block-in), Values (Light & Shadow), Aerial & Linear Perspective. Dreaded fore-shortening and other common drawing weaknesses will be conquered. |
Spring 2010 Quarter ...
4/5/2010 - 6/18/2010, MTWTH, 10-Noon & 1-3PM
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Draw the human portrait with charcoal on paper while observing a live model. Create accurate portraits with a strong resemblance to the person being drawn. Discuss techniques on how to use charcoal sticks or charcoal pencils. Anatomy of the head, face and neck are discussed in great detail. |
Fall 2010 Quarter
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Sculpt the human portrait with water based clay, while observing a live model. This popular class will force you to look at the human face like you never have before and acquire the knowledge necessary to see and render forms in their true state. |
Summer 2010 Quarter ...
7/11/2010 - 8/22/2010
7 consecutive Sundays (2-5PM)
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Spring 2010 Quarter ...
4/22/2010 - 6/03/2010, 7 Thursdays (6-9PM)
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Draw the human figure while observing a live model. Learn how to use pencil or charcoal with confidence and craft a high quality rendering of the model from your vantage point.
Lance will constantly review the five elements of a balanced figure drawing:
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This class runs each quarter at Wenatchee Valley College
To sign up, go to the WVC website
Search for Art 111, 116, 117 (Drawing: Figure I, II, III)
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Sculpt the human figure with your choice of water based clay or plastalina (oil based clay). Emphasis is placed on learning to see and render the gesture and proportion of a free standing or reclining figure. As the student progresses, modelling of forms are discussed in greater detail. Mastery of this skill takes many years of patient observation and relies heavily upon one's drawing skills. Human anatomy is discussed in great detail in order to gain an understanding of the figure.
Winter 2010 Quarter |
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email: lance@lancedooley.com
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