WEEK 1
Basic techniques & features
Introduction
Shading basics
Drawing fur
Layout your drawing
Drawing eys, ears and nose
WEEK 2
Adding definition and finishing details
Add shading and definition
Refine highlights and lowlights
Background
Course Summary
Capture your beloved dog or cat in a lifelike work of art. Using charcoal or pencil, learn how to accurately sketch your pet from a photo, draw fur and facial features such as eyes, nose and mouth, and add shading, definition, highlights and lowlights.
Course Sessions
Sunday, 10th October - 2 classes
10 Oct - 17 Oct
10:00am - 1:00pm
Location
CAE
Session Fees
$199 / $185 (conc)
$199 / $185 (conc)
ARTIST CAROLYN LARGE
Carolyn Large is a practising artist located in the beautiful Macedon Ranges. As a member of the Sunbury Art Society, Macedon Ranges Art Trail and the Woodend Art Group she has participated in a number of exhibitions including Trentham, Woodend, Sunbury and the Melbourne City Council. Carolyn specialises in pet portrait commission work, portraits and landscapes, working primarily in pastel, charcoal and acrylic paint mediums. Carolyn also works as a textile artist, specialising in needle felting. She has achieved commercial success in both 3-D and 2-D felting and continues to expand her skills in “painting” with wool to produce works of beauty that reflect the natural environment
Please bring the follown materials to class:
A4 Black and White photo of cat or dog you wish to draw
Charcoal pencils 2B, 4B and H
OR
Graphite pencils 2B, 4B and HB
Paper stumps (blending stumps), tissues
Erasers, ruler, felt pen (with point); kneadable eraser and rectangular eraser eg. Faber-Castell dust free eraser
A3 size sketchpad/book, minimum 110 gsm weight paper. 150-200 gsm provides a stronger base.