Mar. 9, 16, & 23 Sunday Afternoon at B.Marie's Atelier & Gallery.
Light and shadow work together to create complex tonal relationships, which help us make sense of what we see in the world around us. Shading defines dark and light shapes, giving objects a more realistic look and more dimension. The intensity of the light source affects the characteristics of the shadow.
Learn to observe the shape of a cast shadow, the light source's color temperature, the surface's local color, and the shadow's value.
Explore techniques and tools to help you realistically translate your observations onto paper. Use this class as a refresher to practice your drawing skills within a studio environment.
Meets: Sunday Afternoons, 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Dates: Mar. 9, 16, & 23
Location: B.Marie's Atelier & Gallery located in the Brings' Historic Building
236 S. Scott Ave., Suite 300, Tucson, Arizona 85705
Instructor: Jill Bauman
Format: Demonstration, lecture, and plenty of individual attention or feedback from your instructor during hands-on studio practice.
Level: No experience necessary. Absolute beginner, beginner to intermediate, all levels are welcome!
Medium: Colored pencils, graphite, or any 2D drawing medium are welcome.
Techniques: Specific to drawing with an introduction to colored pencil techniques for stunning effects in shadow areas or creating texture
Materials: The instructor will email a list before the first day of class, and some supplies will be available for exploration.
Tuition: $120
Status: Enroll by Mar. 13, 2025, to reserve your seat!
Capacity: min. 3 seats, max. 8 seats
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