Due to current COVID-19 concerns, our in person summer classes scheduled for July will be on Zoom. Dates and cost has been adjusted:
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The Line Life: doodle drawing
July 13 - 17, 2020 / Monday - Friday (no class Wed.) 1 pm -2:30 pm Ages 10 - 14 y/o Special Rate! $99 Instructor: Lind Hollingsworth lind@thestudioschoolsavannah.com Doodling is under rated as an art form. Not only can it help you learn how to draw, it can be an expressive outlet, stimulate the imagination and it is a great habit to develop as an artist / designer. In this class we will create thematic doodles each day, creating a sort of visual journal. We will pick some favorites to use as a design for a finished piece. We will use pencils, pens and colored pencils. Students will need a hardbound sketch journal. Pay via PayPal below. Checks may be mailed to us before 1st day of class. |
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Beasts & Beauties of the Natural World
July 27-31, 2020 / Monday - Friday (no class Wed.) 1 pm - 2:30 pm Ages 10 - 14 y/o Special Rate! $99 Instructor: Lind Hollingsworth lind@thestudioschoolsavannah.com This class is all about animals! We will use a variety of media to create images of the beautiful and the fierce in the animal world. Instruction will focus on creating accurate representations by identifying basic shapes, forms and correct proportions. Pay via PayPal below. Checks may be mailed to us before 1st day of class. |
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Skill Builder: face on toned paper
10:00 am - 1:00 pm June 27, 2020, Saturday - ZOOM online platform 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm July 19, 2020, Sunday - in- person class (unless Covid-19 situations change) $49, teens & adults Instructor: Tatiana von Tauber Tatiana@thestudioschoolsavannah.com REGISTER HERE Skill builder courses are short classes to help you in your trouble areas. Here we will look at where you are presently in your drawing skills and work individually to notice where improvements are needed, correct them together and then try it again with the new information presented. For this skill builder course, we will learn how to draw a better, more realistic and proportional face from photograph sources onto toned paper, a big helper in obtaining proper values. Beginners welcome. Materials needed: vine charcoal sticks, kneaded eraser, mechanical eraser (thinner the better), HB, 2B, 4 or 6B Generals charcoal pencils, white pastel stick or Generals white charcoal pencil. Grey toned paper in a sheet or spiral notebook. Students need only one sheet but an extra is good to have on hand. Pay via PayPal below. Checks may be mailed to us before 1st day of class. Registration required for all students. |
