Drawing From the Masters with Cynthia Padilla
Session Three
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When: Tuesday, June 3, 2008, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Creative Arts Center of Dallas, 2360 Laughlin Drive, Dallas
Cost: $165 - $195
Age limit: Not available
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An investigation of drawing mediums and techniques inspired by the Great Masters of landscape, seascape, abstract, floral, interior, portraiture and still life drawing. Produce a body of work in the mediums of graphite pencil, colored pencil, hard and soft pastel, pastel pencils, conte, ink and mixed media combinations. In the time-honored method of The Masters, you begin via a simple gridded sketch.... so even complete beginners emerge with frameable work each afternoon! Daily lecture, demo of technique, 1 on 1 guidance, positive group critique and video-supported instruction in an encouraging atmosphere. Consider signing up for the companion painting course immediately before.
$165 Members ($195 Non-Members) $10 Materials Fee.
April 29 - June 3 (5 weeks, will not meet May 27)
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Event posted March 29, 2008
Last updated March 29, 2008
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