March: Imaginative Illustrations
March: Imaginative Illustrations
$60.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

March: Imaginative Illustrations

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Instructor: Siân Ramsden

Day: Thursdays

Time: 1:30 pm to 3 pm

Series Fee: $60 per child ($15 per class)

Series Duration: Four classes per month

Location: Visual Art Studios, St. Albert Place, 5 St. Anne Street

 

NOTE: Please contact our Registrar ( 780-459-1163) if you are a Homeschool parent interested in organizing a group of 10 children to take part in a visual art field trip of your choice. The minimum fee to book group art programs on select weekday afternoons from September to June is $150. 

 

    Upcoming Classes

    • March 7–Sketching: Explore the basics of drawing and learn all there is to know about line. 
    • March 14–Shading and Gradient Techniques: Discover how to make flat enclosed shapes look like real, solid forms.  
    • March 21–Comic Books and Caricatures: Bring an amazing story to life and learn how to create a visual storyboard. 
    • March 28–Realistic Illustrations: Use a combination of techniques and drawing mediums to create realistic illustrations. 


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