Thursday, June 4, 2020

3 week On Line Portrait Drawing Classes

On Line 3 Week Beginning
Portrait Drawing Class Series
If you’ve tried your hand at portrait drawing, you already know it can be difficult to get the results you want.  It can seem overwhelming and can leave you wondering where to even begin.

Successful portrait drawing is a skill that is learned, practiced, and honed.  With knowledge, practice, and guidance we can learn how to develop portrait drawing skills that lead to more satisfactory results.

In these Beginning level 3-part classes, we will take a closer look at helpful proportional guidelines for establishing realistic portraiture, facial features and characteristics, and creating portrait drawings from photo ((or live model) references using the skills and ideas introduced in each series.

Course content includes

  • Live class sessions in the Patris Studio ZoomRoom with recorded sessions sent to your email for viewing at your own convenience.  Can't make live class session?  No problem! View the recorded class session at your own pace!

  • Support materials and photo references

  • Easy to follow guidelines and helpful tips

  • Instructor feedback at any point during or after each lesson.

Time:
Live class sessions are held Wednesday Afternoons
1:30 pm – 3 pm

Class recordings will be sent following live class sessions. 


Enrolled students have the option to  email, text, or confer in person their works in progress or finished assignemts  for any feedback, clarifications or guidance on their work.

Cost: $60 per series

Payment acceptable through:
Venmo at Patris-Miller

Paypal.me/PatrisStudio
or check made payable to Patris and sent to 3460 2nd Avenue, Sacramento CA 95817


CLASS SCHEDULE:

Frontal Face View
CLASS RECORDING AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Three quarter Face  
CLASS RECORDING AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

Using Light and Shadow on the portrait

July 8, 15, 22

Dynamic Portrait poses 
August 12, 19, 26  (new dates)

Working on Toned Paper
September 2, 9, and 16
suggested materials include toned paper, and white charcoal pencil