Interesting in sketching? Interesting in making dynamic drawings? Wanna combine the two of those ideas into one? Well you're in luck! Learn how to draw with just the minimal amount of tools efficiently, but visually dynamic. I've been teaching this class for over a year now and it's for all skill levels. Check it out....
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ReplyDeleteHi johnson
ReplyDeleteI just signed up for your Dynamic sketching class at CGMA, super excited about it. I have a few questions.
1) I am not great at drawing, infact I struggle with drawing really anything, is this class good for me?.
2) I am wanting to understand more about forms, and learning how to connect shapes and simplifying them, will the class go over that?
3) I have a really hard time drawing cubes, and rotating them through the flat 2d surface, is this something we will go over in class or possiblly go over?
4) I want to know more about quickly drawing what I see, and not having to get bogged down into Perspective will the class deal with simplifying the drawing method?
5)I also have a hard time carving into the paper. My toruble is I cant get past the fact its a flat 2d surface, and that the lines we draw project a sense of depth. Are there any paper or form carving methods that we can go over in the class
thanks
mittin
Hi johnson
ReplyDeleteI just signed up for your Dynamic sketching class at CGMA, super excited about it. I have a few questions.
1) I am not great at drawing, infact I struggle with drawing really anything, is this class good for me?.
2) I am wanting to understand more about forms, and learning how to connect shapes and simplifying them, will the class go over that?
3) I have a really hard time drawing cubes, and rotating them through the flat 2d surface, is this something we will go over in class or possiblly go over?
4) I want to know more about quickly drawing what I see, and not having to get bogged down into Perspective will the class deal with simplifying the drawing method?
5)I also have a hard time carving into the paper. My toruble is I cant get past the fact its a flat 2d surface, and that the lines we draw project a sense of depth. Are there any paper or form carving methods that we can go over in the class
thanks
mittin
Hi Mittin,
ReplyDeleteThanks for signing up. Hopefully you noticed that was advertisement for last year's term. Fortunately, I'm teaching this Winter so you're in luck. Since the classes fill up very quickly, there's a chance that I may not be your final instructor for the class. There are actually a few instructors that teach said class. You can't go wrong no matter who you end up getting.
To quickly summarize an answer for your other question. That class is a beginner level, so it's not necessary that you have to draw well right off the bat. Drawing cubes going into space and basic perspective are two subjects that are covered. There are no shortcuts to drawing, so it's a step by step process. Hope that helps.