Expanding Your Drawing Skills in Pencil & Graphite w/ Gabriel Campanario: November 21 / 10:30-4:30: Beginners & Beyond
Expanding Your Drawing Skills in Pencil & Graphite w/ Gabriel Campanario: November 21 / 10:30-4:30: Beginners & Beyond
Saturday, November 21 / 10:30-4:30
All Levels; beginners welcome!
Whether you are new to drawing or want to expand your skills, you’ll love this one-day workshop taught by Seattle’s beloved “Urban Sketcher,” Gabriel Campanario. Gabi’s techniques will help you to grow as an artist and sketcher. If you’ve taken drawing classes before, this class will build upon what you’ve learned and help you develop even more skills. Students new to drawing will get a strong start with the basics of drawing, the foundation of all forms of art.
Local legend Gabi Campanario, the renowned “Urban Sketcher” long featured in The Seattle Times, is offering a brand new class for students who want to learn the basics of drawing. Gabriel’s warm and encouraging instruction makes even the newest students feel comfortable beginning their drawing adventures. Drawing doesn’t require expensive tools. For this class, all you’ll need are a few pencils of different grades, thick graphite sticks, and a pad of smooth sketching paper. The goal of the class is to learn important drawing fundamentals: line, shape, form, texture, and tonal value. Drawing skills provide a solid foundation for all kinds of art. Experienced artists benefit from revisiting structural basics. Class participants will draw from still-life compositions set up in the studio. This class is recommended for beginners and for anyone interested in strengthening their drawing techniques.
Supply List:
Pencils: 2H, HB, 3B, 6B (Feel free to bring more grades if you'd like.)
2 Lyra graphite stick 2B and 6B (9B optional)
Sketchbook or sketchpad with smooth paper
Box cutter for sharpening
Kneaded eraser
Blending stump (optional)
Location: Cole Art Studio, located in the lower level of Cole Gallery , 107 5th Ave. S., Edmonds, WA 98020
On-location pencil sketch
