Drawing classes in Milford, CT

Cheetah Love A Valentines Project Markers This unique art project focuses entirely on the vibrant, vivid potential of markers. We'll be depicting the tender and powerful bond between a mother cheetah and her cub. Students will first capture the image using fine-point markers to ensure detail and accuracy. Afterwards, we will enhance these heartfelt drawings with Valentine-themed decorations using a variety of colorful Sharpies. This project not only celebrates a mother's love but also allows students to express their creativity through the festive embellishments of love and affection inherent to Valentine's Day. Join us as we explore the warmth and complexity of animal relationships through the lively medium of markers.

This unique art project focuses entirely on the vibrant, vivid potential of markers. We'll be depicting the tender and powerful bond between a mother cheetah and her cub. Students will first capture the image using fine-point markers to ensure detail and accuracy. Afterwards, we will enhance these heartfelt drawings with Valentine-themed decorations using a variety of colorful Sharpies. This project not only celebrates a mother's love but also allows students to express their creativity through the festive embellishments of love and affection inherent to Valentine's Day. Join us as we explore the warmth and complexity of animal relationships through the lively medium of markers.

Self Portrait in hot and cold colors Watercolors | Washable markers This week in art class, students will focus on creating self- portraits. We'll start with detailed pencil sketches, emphasizing individual facial features. Following this, students will enhance their portraits using hot and cold colors, exploring how different hues can express mood and personality. This project will help improve drawing skills and understanding of color theory.

Self Portrait in hot and cold colors Watercolors | Washable markers This week in art class, students will focus on creating self- portraits. We'll start with detailed pencil sketches, emphasizing individual facial features. Following this, students will enhance their portraits using hot and cold colors, exploring how different hues can express mood and personality. This project will help improve drawing skills and understanding of color theory.