She's found that even very experienced artists learn to better create form by first using charcoal beneath the pastels as well as throughout the entire drawing process. This creates three dimensionality by building up a range of values and creating a sense of space, depth and light. Participants will also learn how to use an eraser as a drawing tool for mark-making and blending. You'll be delighted to discover how to revitalize overworked areas of your drawing by using your eraser subtractively, digging deeply into the paper to pull up unwanted or muddy colors. Please note that the dates include travel days.
Classes begin the following morning of the date listed.
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