March Classes
Instructors: Josiah Hanchett
Beginners & Intermediates
4 Week Class
Thursdays 6:00pm - 9:00pm
March 5th - 26th
Class Maximum: 14 Students
Materials are included in all of our classes
As an essential set of lessons for any aspiring artist, this four-week class explores various approaches and techniques of drawn perspective. Students will learn the principles of one- & two-point perspective to create realistic and dynamic drawings of buildings and spaces. Through guided exercises and hands-on practice, the class will cover essential techniques such as proportion, scale, and composition, as well as how to use light and shadow to enhance depth and form.
Instructor: Alec Zemper
Beginners & Intermediates
Weekend Class
Saturday & Sunday 10:00am-4:00pm (optional 40 min lunch break)
March 7th - 8th
Class Maximum: 14 Students
Materials are included in all of our classes.
Drawing and mark making is the foundation for all of the visual arts. In this class, students will explore essential topics, including materials, line quality, value, form, light + shadow, and measuring techniques. Whether you’re new to drawing or have some experience, this class offers a strong foundation to build upon for drawing, painting, and even sculpture. Over the course of the program, students will complete 4–5 drawings.
Instructor: Isaac Dell
Beginners, Intermediates, & Advanced
5 Week Class
Tuesdays 6:00pm-9:00pm
March 3rd - 31st
Class Maximum: 12 Students
Materials are included in all of our classes.
This class invites students to dive into the timeless art of sculpting the human face in clay. Students willfocus on foundational techniques, including blocking in proportions, gaining a basic understanding of anatomy, and capturing likeness and character while working from a live model.
*We use non-toxic oil based clay for all of our sculpture classes. We re-use this clay for future classes. However, students will have the option to purchase their clay at the end of this class at cost.