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Classes begin the week of September 14 and go for 12 weeks before Christmas break. (Teachers will give you the date of fall break.)
Learn to draw like a courtroom artist in this fun drawing class!
Students will learn about famous court cases and see the drawings made during those trials. It's not just for the courtroom artist, students will learn to draw well in any situation: outdoors at a cafe, while traveling, or in front of the Eiffle tower!
They'll learn how to use one- and two-point perspective. They'll experiment with different points-of-view, and learn to watch for and select the right moment to illustrate to tell the story and capture the most exciting moments of a trial.
They'll learn how to capture a likeness of a figure and show motion as well as capture the mood of the room. They'll use a pencil, black pen, colored pencils, and watercolor to tell the story well.
If students have the opporutnity to attend a mock trial, they can sketch and show the class!
Meets live, online once a week
for one hour
12 weeks in the fall semester and 12 weeks in the spring semester
Ages 12 through high school
(All levels of artistic ability are welcome.)
Meets Tuesday at 11:30 am EST
or
Wednesday at 1:30 pm EST
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Tuition: $589 for the full year / $319 per semester
Every student who attends the live class pays tuition. There is a sibling discoung that will take $50 off the second student you register. Led by Kinley Bowers​​
A great way to improve your drawing skills!
Build confidence in class by sketching basic shapes and figures and learning perspective, then go out and draw on location - in a mock trial or cafe!
Supply List:
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9 x 12 inch Toned GRAY or TAN Sketchbook, spiral bound
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Drawing pencil set
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White pencil
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White gel pen
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Colored Pencils
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Fine tip black pen
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Brush tip markers
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Watercolors (optional)
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Small set of pastels
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The images shown are from the book, "The Illustrated Courtroom 50+ Years of Court Art", 2nd Edition, Elizabeth Williams and Sue Russell. The teacher will be using this book as a reference for class. It's not required for the students, but if they would like to do extra reading, it's availalbe on Amazon.