Online Charcoal Drawing with ShawnaLee

Thursdays

June 4,11,18

1-3pm

$100  Register via Eventbrite

Experience the rewarding drama and mystery of charcoals while learning important drawing skills from the safety and comfort of your home. Students will gain an understanding of charcoals, the different kinds of charcoal, their techniques and artist uses. Class art projects are designed to help participants put the learned techniques into immediate use. All levels are welcome.

Please upload Zoom to your device prior to the first class session. Please observe Zooms upcoming upgrades (no fee to you). A secure Zoom invitation and password will be sent to you after registration. (look for complete invitation & password from [email protected]).

Needed materials:

A pencil (could be #2)

Kneaded eraser

Vinyl eraser

Drawing or sketch paper, charcoal paper if possible (11×14 to 16×20 is reasonable)

Charcoals: a small assortment that may include vine, stick, and pencils.

Are you adventurous? Make your own charcoal! You’ll need an airtight tin (like for strong mints), grapevine or willow branches, and a long evening campfire! Do not open your tin until it is completely cooled to prevent oxygen from ruining the char-coaling process.

[email protected]

www.shawnalee.com

Online Charcoal Drawing with ShawnaLee

Thursdays

June 4,11,18

1-3pm

$100  Register via Eventbrite

Experience the rewarding drama and mystery of charcoals while learning important drawing skills from the safety and comfort of your home. Students will gain an understanding of charcoals, the different kinds of charcoal, their techniques and artist uses. Class art projects are designed to help participants put the learned techniques into immediate use. All levels are welcome.

Please upload Zoom to your device prior to the first class session. Please observe Zooms upcoming upgrades (no fee to you). A secure Zoom invitation and password will be sent to you after registration. (look for complete invitation & password from [email protected]).

Needed materials:

A pencil (could be #2)

Kneaded eraser

Vinyl eraser

Drawing or sketch paper, charcoal paper if possible (11×14 to 16×20 is reasonable)

Charcoals: a small assortment that may include vine, stick, and pencils.

Are you adventurous? Make your own charcoal! You’ll need an airtight tin (like for strong mints), grapevine or willow branches, and a long evening campfire! Do not open your tin until it is completely cooled to prevent oxygen from ruining the char-coaling process.

[email protected]

www.shawnalee.com