Join us for a four week, intensive and systematic, step by step “boot camp” style course that covers the fundamentals of drawing. While primarily aimed at beginners, the course will also help firm up the skills of students with some drawing experience. Following completion of the program, students will have the comprehensive skill set necessary to accurately render any observable object. While not mandatory, some drawing during the week between sessions will enhance the learning experience.
*JULY* Introduction to Drawing (pencil) with Jorgen Lauritzen (Thursday evenings) 6:30-9:30 pm (July 2, 9, 16, 23) Level 1 / beginner
Price range: $125.00 through $140.00
12 in stock
Description
Level 1 — beginner
Instructor: Jorgen Lauritzen
Thursday evenings in July
6:30-9:30 pm in Studio One
This class is 4 weeks and runs July 2, 9, 26, 23 (make-up date July 30 in the event that OAS must cancel a class for any reason)
Materials List
– 1x pad of white bond paper (or newsprint if bond paper not available)
– 2x black Prismacolor pencil crayons
– 1 x bull dog or foldback clip
– 2x 2B graphite pencil
– 1x plastic eraser
Strongly suggested but optional additional materials:
– utility/snap blade knife (to be discussed)
– inexpensive 8.5″ x 11″ sketchbook
About Jordan
Jørgen Lauritzen is a painter of primarily industrial and urban landscapes. His influences include the American Ashcan and Regionalist Schools of painting. His themes relate to metaphysically inspired depictions of places in various states of deconstruction, abandonment and loss. Jørgen is a graduate of the Sheridan College Illustration Program and the Ontario College of Art and Design Drawing and Painting Department. After living in Sweden with the Brucebo Fine Art Residency Scholarship he returned to Canada to work as a digital matte painter and compositor in film and other media while continuing to paint traditionally. He also teaches painting and drawing in departments of Sheridan College’s Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design. Jørgen’s paintings can be found in private and public collections including The Toronto Maritime Museum Collection and the Gotlands Konstmuseum (Sweden).
Additional information
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