Students who would like to develop a strong art portfolio are required to complete prerequisite art classes before being accepted into the AP Art Program, which prepares them for college-level portfolio work. One of the most essential practices in this process is figure drawing. Through consistent practice, students learn to understand and apply the fundamentals of line, shape, and form by drawing from real life. This practice not only strengthens technical skills but also encourages personal expression. Over time, figure drawing becomes a foundational element in students’ artistic development and serves as an important area of investigation, contributing to the depth and breadth of their overall portfolio.
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April 23, 25
May 21, 23
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Thursday 5:00pm-6:30pm
Saturday 11:45am-1:15pm
Figure Drawing Portfolio 220.00 Month-to-Month. 25.00 Per Model Session.
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4 lessons a month – 3 lessons in drawing and painting assignments, 1 lesson a month drawing from a live figure. This class provides a foundational exploration of illustration through the effective use of various traditional media. Students will develop skills in contour line, value, form, and texture, with an emphasis on an expressive practice. Core assignments include tonal figure drawing, still life studies, and image-based exercises designed to strengthen visual storytelling and imagination.
Portfolio Development consists of a 12 part series with a focus on one subject. Students experiment, take chances, and apply their owned skill from years of study to develop a personal series of work based on their chosen focus.
Materials Sketchbook Portfolio Development – Age 16-18:
bee creative watercolor book 11-x-8.5
winsor-newton-cotman-watercolor-tubes
winsor-newton-cotman-watercolor-brushes
Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils
