Classes: 2009

• Representational Painting
  Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Annapolis, MD
  
  Working from observation students will investigate color-value relationships, articulation of form, spatial relationships as well as understanding basic composition. The course is presents direct and indirect painting techniques. An ongoing dialog/investigation of material, techniques (Old Master and Contemporary) and history will enlighten the the course.
  
  Class #214900 - Mondays 9:30-12 - starting Feb. 23rd thru April 20th 2009!
  www.marylandhall.org
  
  
  
• Sculpting the Figure
  Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, Annapolis, MD
  
  This course offers instruction to students at all levels of in modeling the human form. Working from the model, students will sculpt an 18" inch standing figure. With the help of demonstrations, illustrations and references to casts concerning the underlying bone and musculature, students will learn about anatomy, proportions and planar relationship and the flow of volume in 3D. Instruction is individualized. A model and materials fee TBA.
  
  Class # 212300 - Thursdays 9:30-12 - starting Jan. 29th thru April 9th 2009!
  www.marylandhall.org
  
  
  
• Drawing 1
  Anne Arundel Community College
  15 Week Course Section 004 *85075* Fridays from 9 - 12:30 (formerly under the name of Kassel)
  
  An introduction to the essential principles, tools, terminologies, and media used in drawing, as well as to the critical thinking skills essential to understanding art. Study contours, gesture, modeling, value and perspective with emphasis on drawing from observation. No previous art instruction necessary.
  
  Class # 85075
  www.aacc.edu or info @ 410-777-AACC
  
  
  
• Life Drawing
  St. John's College in Annapolis, Md - Mellon Hall, Room 200
  Wednesday, 7 to 9:30 p.m.
  
  February 18 – May 6 (Classes will not meet during Spring Break, March 6--22)
  Tuition: $185. Model fee: $35.This course is designed to broaden awareness of the human form in observational drawing. Importance is placed on the use of observational drawing tools and techniques for representing proportions. A variety of different approaches and media will be explored during the semester. Analysis of the human body will help students understand its overall structure and complexity. Students will develop an understanding of the role of the human figure in art history and in contemporary art. Slide lectures, demonstrations, discussions, and critiques will supplement drawing practice.
  
  Life Drawing at Maryland Institute College of Art and Design - Full Time Credit Students Only - Tuesdays from 9-3 - www.mica.edu
  
  
  
  Keep posted for onsite and spontaneous workshops around town...whether in my studio or in your neighborhood...everything from drawing concerns to painting!!!