Fall 2009 Quarter starts moday, Sept 28th! You can check out our schedule of classes on our website http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar
There is an early bird discount if you sign up by Saturday, Sept 12th and recieve up to $50 off selected classes. We are also offering a Draw/Paint/Sculpt Package, Muti-Course Discount, and a Referral Discount. Call at 818.708.9232 for more info!
These are just some of the new classes LAAFA will be offering next quarter!
#108A - Constructive Figure Drawing A
Instructor: James Galindo
Friday, 10am-1pm
This class will focus on constructing the figure using basic shapes and forms. This is a line-drawing class designed to help you understand the figure 3-dimensionally. (This is a constructive class, not a sight-size class.) Each class will begin with a lecture addressing a particular part of the human body such as the head, thorax, hands, pelvis, knees and feet. We will consider perspective, proportions, anatomy, orientation and quality of line. There will be a live model in class every day, beginning with a set of 2-minute poses and moving to longer poses towards the end.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Enroll by September 12th and get $25 off!
#205A - Introduction To Head Drawing A
Instructor: Mario Hernandez
Saturday, 10am-1pm
This course is an excellent opportunity for students to learn the craft of head drawing. It will provide each student with the necessary understanding and experience to draw the human head with authority. Each session will consist of a lecture or demonstration that will guide students step-by-step through the process of drawing from a live model. The traditional elements of life drawing will be emphasized including the structure and planes of the head, the values of light and shadow, edges, portrait composition and drawing techniques. The course will also include exercises and assignments aimed to help students greatly hone their portrait drawing skills.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Enroll by September 12th and get $25 off!
#268A - 20th Century Old-Master Portrait Painting A
Instructor: Michael Siegel
Thursday, 10am-1pm
In this class, students will learn to paint the portrait using the chiaroscuro approach of the Dutch and Flemish masters. Particular attention will be paid to light and shadow, as well as the use of value, color, edges and brushsrtroke in creating a painting with a visual concept.
#437 - Digital Figure Painting (Photoshop) from the Model
Instructor: Alex Ruiz
Wednesday, 7pm-10pm
This class will introduce the student to several fundamental painting procedures within a digital workspace. Using laptop computers while observing a live model, we will apply similar techniques used in traditional figure drawing and painting, while taking advantage of what digital painting programs like Photoshop and Corel Painter have to offer, such as layers, color management, lighting, and custom textured brushes, among many others. The class will also cover anatomy, character design, value and color studies etc. The poses will range from 15 minutes to three hours. Students must have access to a laptop computer and drawing tablet, as well as any version of Photoshop and Corel Painter. Trial versions of these programs are available through their respective sites, as well as on the discs contained in most digital painting magazines such as Photoshop User and Imagine FX.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Enroll by September 12th and get $25 off!
The Fall Quarter starts Sept. 28th! To view our whole catalogue of classes, visit our website at http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar
If you have any questions, call us at 818.708.9232!
Check out our new line up for classes this fall!
Classes run for ten weeks and classes vary from 5 hour to 3. If you are a seeking to take
drawing, painting or sculpting classes, check out our new Fall Schedule on our website http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar/
If you are unsure about which class would best suit your needs, feel free to call and speak to one of our advisors. 818.708.9232!
[B]110 - Beginning Figure Drawing
Instructor: Alex Alvarado
Sunday, 10am-1pm [/B]
This course is an introduction to the fundamental principals of sketching and drawing the human figure.Topics covered will include: Gesture drawing and the study of body movements and kinetics, the basic geometry of the human figure, the general proportions of the human head and figure, value studies and basic rendering technique. This class will start off with short 5-min poses and gradually advance to 2 1/2 hour poses.
[B]243 - Figure Painting with Focus on Color Theory
Instructor: Sergio Sanchez
Tuesday, 2pm-6pm [/B]
A comprehensive approach to painting the human figure. Color, composition, value, edges, atmospheric perspective, and brushwork will all be discussed.
[B]122 - Sketching the Figure (Quick Pose/Head/Figure Construction)
Instructor: Sergio Sanchez
Tuesday, 7pm-10pm [/B]
The student will receive study in drawing the head and figure, using quick-sketch and longer pose study of the figure and head. This is a broad overview of the many aspects of drawing the figure.
[B]143A - Academic Figure Drawing A
Instructor: Grigor Chilingarian
Monday, 10am-1pm [/B]
In this course we will first focus on the structure of the human figure with proportions, anatomical landmarks, gesture, and form, all done comparatively. Then we will train our eyes to observe the rhythmical relations throughout the figure, and in the lights and shadows, which will help us further compose the figure as a solid form with atmosphere and depth. Demos will be done throughout the entire course with a different pose every week.
If you are interested in any of our classes, call 818.708.9232!
1-Day James Gurney Lectures: Three Presentations
Instructor: James Gurney
Sat., October 10th, 10am-5pm
James Gurney will be giving 3 lecture/presentations. #733A-Imaginative Realism: 10am-11:30am. Lunch will be from 12-1. #733B-Color & Light: 1pm-2:30pm. #733C-Pioneers of Plein Air: 3pm-4:30pm. Each of these lectures are $65 each, all 3 together are $170. At the end of the day, Mr. Gurney will be autographing and selling his books.
If you would like to register, call 818.708.9232.
[B]1-Day Meditation for the Artist Seminar 11/21/09
Instructor: Steven Saitzyk
Sat., November 21st, 10am-5pm
$125[/B]
The creative process is inherently contemplative and naturally benefits from meditation. Meditation enhances not only the creative process but also the viewing process in specific waysit helps to synchronize mind and body, right and left hemispheres of the brain, and our intuitive and intellectual abilities. The mindfulness and awareness practices found in meditation lead us to rest in our senses so we can glimpse things as they are and enjoy genuine spontaneity and pure, unselfconscious, expression. They also dissolve creative blockages and reveal the source of creativity and inspiration. This one day seminar will teach meditation and offer specific contemplative exercises and activities such as non-objective brush and ink painting designed to further awaken your creative and viewing processes. Instructor: Steven Saitzyk. Adjunct Professor of Humanities and Design Sciences, Art Center College of Design. International Director of Shambhala Art, a nonprofit arts education program designed to integrate meditation into the creative process. See: www.shambhalaart.org. He has completed a Buddhist Seminary and has practiced and taught meditation internationally for more than thirty years.
If you want to register for this workshop, call 818.708.9232!
LAAFA is breaking new ground in fundamental artistic training, with a program rooted in classical traditions while addressing progressive conceptual ideas of the contemporary scene. depiction of light and form, while maintaining a clear understanding of visual storytelling and composition. We are doing free portfolio reviews. So feel free to bring your work and meet with our advisor.
We are now accepting applicants for our next atelier group. If you are interested in studying full time at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art, call 818.708.9232.
Come to our OPEN HOUSE on Saturday DEC. 19th
Enjoy our Free Instructor Demos & Model Workshop, refreshments and a chance to win Gift Certificates (while they last - first come, first served)
If you have any questions or if you need directions, call 818.708.9232!
The Winter Quarter starts January 4th. The Winter schedule can be viewed on our website http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar
[B]#1010 - Beginning Figure Drawing
Instructor: Alex Alvarado
Sunday, 10am-1pm[/B]
This course is an introduction to the fundamental principals of sketching and drawing the human figure. Topics covered will include: Gesture drawing and the study of body movements and kinetics, the basic geometry of the human figure, the general proportions of the human head and figure, value studies and basic rendering technique. This class will start off with short 5-min poses and gradually advance to 2 1/2 hour poses.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Enroll by December 19th and get $25 off
[B]#1001 - Basic Drawing Fundamentals
Instructor: Eric Pedersen
Saturday, 10am-1pm[/B]
This course introduces the fundamentals of drawing. How to hold a charcoal pencil, simple shapes, volumes, c-curves, s-curves, straights, edges, 4-value system, thumbnails, introductory composition, light sources, core shadows, reflective lights, are all covered in this course. This is an excellent course for students with little to no formal drawing training at all, or those wanting a refresher course in the basics.
[B]
#2223 - The Verdaccio Approach to Painting
Instructor: Brianna Lee
Wednesday, 7pm-10pm[/B]
In this course students will focus on drawing the subject accurately, learn to transfer the drawing and how to prepare the Verdaccio under-painting for the final stages of glazing. Glazing can give luminous effects that cannot be achieved by direct painting. It is especially good for painting the translucent and luminous qualities of human flesh. This course is great for those who are new to painting because it begins with the drawing stage and introduces painting in a very methodical and simplified manner. This class is also suitable for intermediate to advanced students who are interested in learning how the Renaissance masters painted and how to make a painting glow. The course will consist of two 5 week paintings, one still-life and one portrait.
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#2380B - Alla Prima Head/Figure Painting A and B
Instructor: Ignat Ignatov
Friday, 10am-4pm[/B]
This course will consist of painting demonstrations and lectures covering the important elements of painting such as value, color and edges, as well as composition and design. This class will also cover the limited palette and the amazing advantages that it offers. Each week the artists will paint from life a different model using the Alla Prima (wet into wet technique) and will receive individual instruction and critiques. The goal is to advance your skills in the direct painting method while applying the fundamentals to achieve a solid understanding of painting the human form in various light conditions and settings.
[B]#2800B - Alla Prima Impressionist Painting A and B
Instructor: Vadim Zang
Monday, 10am-4pm[/B]
This painting course will emphasize tonal construction of the figure, the light and shadow relationship, and science of color. Vadim Zang will explain limited palette technique, giving demonstrations to help the student in applying tonal knowledge to paint.Students will then progress on to full color, with control of paint application. Individual critiques and instruction will guide the student.
[B]#2367A - Figure Painting A and B
Instructor: Joseph Todorovitch
Wednesday, 12pm-3pm [/B]
We will paint the figure from life and discuss choices for setting up the pose, composition, color harmony, lighting, pacing, and bringing the painting to a decent level of resolve. We’ll also discuss the language of describing paint in order to better understand our mixtures. Joseph will explain his approach and demonstrate by painting along and illustrating his ideas about the approach. Pose lengths will vary from single days to multiple days. Previous drawing experience is highly recommended.
[B]The Winter Quarter starts January 4th. If you are interested in taking any of these classes, call 818.708.9232! To view a list of all our other classes, visit our website at www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar
Reminder: Open house Sat. Dec. 19th from 11am-4pm![/B]
Come join us for free instructor demos, a free model workshop, refreshments, and a raffle. (A chance to win up to $100 off a class!) Its our Open House on Saturday, Dec. 19th from 11am-4pm. Feel free to bring your own work and get a free portfolio review, and/or get help with selecting your classes for the upcoming Winter Quarter. Our Atelier graduates will be there for you to talk with and to view their work.
[B]Make sure to bring your paints/pencils/artist friends and take advantage of our free model workshop!
If you have any questions or if you need directions, call 818.708.9232![/B]
The start of the Winter Quarter is now January 11th! If you have any questions about this change, do not hesitate to call.
Thanks everyone for attending the Open House on Saturday!
For those interested, here some classes that are still available…
#1005A/B - Introduction To Head Drawing A and B
Instructor: Mario Hernandez
Saturday, 10am-1pm
This course is an excellent opportunity for students to learn the craft of head drawing. It will provide each student with the necessary understanding and experience to draw the human head with authority. Each session will consist of a lecture or demonstration that will guide students step-by-step through the process of drawing from a live model. The traditional elements of life drawing will be emphasized including the structure and planes of the head, the values of light and shadow, edges, portrait composition and drawing techniques. The course will also include exercises and assignments aimed to help students greatly hone their portrait drawing skills.
#1002A/B- Head and Figure Drawing with the Reilly Method A and B
Instructor: Israel Martinez
Wednesday, 10am-1pm
This is an introductory figure and head drawing class, concentrating on the methods of Frank Reilly. You may see a broader explanation of Frank Reillys methods here . Using 6 simple lines as the starting point for drawing the figure, Israel Martinez will instruct and demonstrate how to simply draw a figure that is solid and proportional, having weight and balance. Your drawing will improve drastically and will have economy of line. The class will warm-up by drawing 5-minute poses, followed by instructor demonstration, and then 20 minute poses that will teach you to block-in structure quickly.
#2380A/B - Alla Prima Head/Figure Painting A and B
Instructor: Ignat Ignatov
Friday, 10am-4pm
This course will consist of painting demonstrations and lectures covering the important elements of painting such as value, color and edges, as well as composition and design. This class will also cover the limited palette and the amazing advantages that it offers. Each week the artists will paint from life a different model using the Alla Prima (wet into wet technique) and will receive individual instruction and critiques. The goal is to advance your skills in the direct painting method while applying the fundamentals to achieve a solid understanding of painting the human form in various light conditions and settings.
[SIZE=“5”]#2367A/B - Figure Painting A and B
Instructor: Joseph Todorovitch
Wednesday, 12pm-6pm[/SIZE]
We will paint the figure from life and discuss choices for setting up the pose, composition, color harmony, lighting, pacing, and bringing the painting to a decent level of resolve. We’ll also discuss the language of describing paint in order to better understand our mixtures. Joseph will explain his approach and demonstrate by painting along and illustrating his ideas about the approach. Pose lengths will vary from single days to multiple days. Previous drawing experience is highly recommended.
#1122 - Sketching the Figure (Quick Pose/Head/Figure Construction)
Instructor: Sergio Sanchez
Tuesday, 7pm-10pm
The student will receive study in drawing the head and figure, using quick-sketch and longer pose study of the figure and head. This is a broad overview of the many aspects of drawing the figure.
To view our whole schedule of classes, go to http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar. Or feel free to call us at, 818.708.9232. The Winter Quarter starts January 11th!
Art After Dark
You’re invited to our Coffee and Dessert Social. January 6th from 7:00 pm - 9:30pm. Enjoy an Evening of Art Festivities. Please RSVP to contactus@laafa.org or call 818.708.9232.
FREE 1-Day Seminar on Artist’s Materials 1/10/10
Instructor: Steven Aufhauser
Sun, Jan. 10, 2010, 11am-4pm
Do you walk into an art store and wonder why there are so many kinds of brushes, and why there is such a broad range of prices among them? Why are some bristles soft, some hard, some long, some short, some curved, some straight? Ever wonder about all the different kinds of paint and what makes some better than others? Ever wonder about canvas vs. linen vs. board? Come to this FREE one-day seminar and demystify art supplies! Steven Aufhauser will explain all this and more. Never get dizzy in an art store again!
If you are interested in taking this workshop, call 818.708.9232 to reserve a spot. Seating is limited!
These classes will start up January 23rd and the 24th!
[U][B]#1001 - Basic Drawing Fundamentals
Instructor: Eric Pedersen
Saturday, 10am-1pm [/B][/U]
This course introduces the fundamentals of drawing. How to hold a charcoal pencil, simple shapes, volumes, c-curves, s-curves, straights, edges, 4-value system, thumbnails, introductory composition, light sources, core shadows, reflective lights, are all covered in this course. This is an excellent course for students with little to no formal drawing training at all, or those wanting a refresher course in the basics.
[B]
[U]#2030 - Landscape/Plein Air Painting
Instructor: Eric Merrell
Saturday, 9am-1pm [/B][/U]
Always With the great California outdoors as inspiration, students focus on learning to duplicate the exact light of day, interpret the landscape into meaningful shapes and color patterns, and how to capture the essence of the world around them. Each week the class meets at a different location, with the first course meeting on campus. Please Note: You will be required to drive to various locations, and occasionally pay parking fees and park fees as part of this course. We will explore the basic techniques and concepts of Plein Air painting such as, value, shape, edges and color, composition, color mixing, brushwork, blending.
[U][B]#4009 - Animal Drawing
Instructor: Joe Weatherly
Sunday, 11am-3pm [/B][/U]
This class will be held on location at the Los Angeles Zoo plus two LA Natural History museums. Animals will be drawn from life with an emphasis on their basic structure, form, and gesture. Methods of how to draw a moving subject will be explored as will drawing from imagination. A variety of animals will be sketched throughout the day. Students should come prepared to draw with sketchbook, pens and pencils. The main points discussed in this class include action, form analysis, anatomy and expression and is based on the required text for the class, The Weatherly Guide to Drawing Animals. Zoo and Museum admission is the students responsibility. An annual Los Angeles Zoo pass is highly recommended and can be purchased at a student rate.
[U][B]#2002 - Basic Painting Fundamentals (SAT)
Instructor: Eric Pedersen
Saturday, 1:30pm-4:30pm [/B][/U]
Whether you have never painted before or consider yourself a more experienced painter, this beginner course is designed to teach you a simple (or perhaps new) way of painting. From the most basic techniques (how to stand, how to mix paint etc.), to descriptions of materials, and to more advanced ideas of comparative measurements, and color harmony this class serves as a guide to basic principles of painting. Based on a method of direct observation the student will begin to understand how to use simple two dimensional shapes (triangles, squares, rectangles, etc.) to create an illusion of a three dimensional object.
If you would like to register, call 818.708.9232!
The Los Angeles Academy of Figurative is having a book drive until March 10th!
We are trying to expand our library, so if you have any art books that you are willing to donate, you will be entered in a raffle to win a 3-hour ten week class of your choosing*! The raffle will take place on March 10th, so you can donate books any time before then. The more books you bring, the more raffle tickets you get! If you have any questions, call us at 818.708.9232.
*restrictions apply
Free Beginning Drawing Class Saturday Febuary 6th, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm.
This Free Instructed Class is for people who are new to LAAFA, and have never studied with us before (one free class per person). The free drawing class will encourage you to see with your eyes and to draw with your hand. Instruction will be given in simple shading, lighting, core shadows, and learning to draw through an object. This is an excellent opportunity for students with little to no formal drawing training at all. Learning to translate what you see to paper is an exercise that will challenge you in new ways, keeping your brain and your imagination piqued. Come give it a try!
Bring your 18x24 pad of newsprint, some charcoal, a graphite pencil, a kneaded eraser, your right brain, and enjoy a class on the house. Our hope is that you realize how important art can be in your life, for without it we merely exist.
More experienced artists can also benefit from one of these classes. Bring along your work, and during the class, our instructor will take some one-on-one time with you to give you a free portfolio review. Find out where you are with your skill level, and where you can go!
If you want to take this free class, call 818.708.9232!
2010 ARC Scholarship Competition:
Students of painting and sculpture will submit examples of paintings and sculpture rendered from life and representative of nature as reflected in figurative studies and compositions, landscapes, still lives, and portraits – work that that seeks to capture a fully recognizable likeness of the model.
Scholarships are awarded solely on the basis of merit. There is no application fee.
Applications and required supporting material must be received by May 10, 2010 for scholarships awarded for the fall 2010 term.
Nathan Fowkes 1-Day Color Concepts for Painters Workshop 2/27/10
Instructor: Nathan Fowkes
Saturday, February 27th, 2010, 10am-6pm
Nathan Fowkes is a veteran fine artist and entertainment designer with numerous film credits and a decade long tenure at DreamWorks Feature Animation. He brings to this workshop his expertise and experience in color theory for the creation of dynamic images.
If you are interested in taking this workshop, call 818.708.9232. Space is limited!
Unlimited Uninstructed Workshops at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art!
Purchase a pass for $170 and come to as many Uninstructed Workshops as you want. Workshops are now offered six days a week.
Monday- 7pm-10pm Uninstructed Quick Sketch Workshop (5-20min poses)
Wednesday- 7pm-10pm Uninstructed Short Pose Workshop (five 20min poses and one 1-hr pose)
Thursday-7pm-10pm Uninstructed Quick Sketch Workshop (1-20 min. poses)
Friday -10am-3:30pm Uninstructed Long-Pose Painting and Drawing Workshop(5hrs)
Saturday- 10am-3:30pm Uninstructed Long Pose Painting and Drawing Workshop(5hrs)
Sunday- 10am-3:30pm Uninstructed “After John Singer Sargent’s Paintings” Themed Costume Figure Workshop
If you would like to purchase a pass or if you have any questions, call 818.708.9232.
Check out some of our new classes!
#2401A - Classic Atelier Figure Painting
Instructor: William Rodgers
Friday, 10am-3pm
The course will follow the methods of the 19th century atelier and the development of a figure painting. It will begin with an understanding of a drawing aspect of the figure. After establishing the firm foundation of the drawing of the figure, all of the aspects of the figure painting will be employed; the value, color, modeling of the form, and how to finish a figure painting. You will be using a 19th century figure palette.
#8002 - Handmade Sketchbook-Making Followed by Sketching on Location w/Various Media
Instructor: Kirk Shinmoto
Sunday, 1pm-4pm
This class will consist of two sections. The first 3 weeks will be dedicated learning how to bind your own sketchbook in a variety of stitches. We will then take that sketchbook made in class and draw on location. Every other week there will be in class exercises and a lecture discussing various sketching techniques and different media.
#2999 - 10 Painting Demos by 10 Different Figurative Artists
Instructor: Various
Saturday, 1pm-4pm
10 different figurative painters will paint the head/figure for these 10 different classes. You will be exposed to 10 very good, but very different approaches to how artists block in and work their paintings. To be able to see this many different techniques and approaches to painting will be a tremendous learning experience to anyone interested in how painters begin and address a painting. Featured Artists are: Rey Bustos, Vadim Zang, Alexey Steele, Sunny Apinchapong, Van Arno, Ray Roberts, Peggi Kroll, and others as well.
#1130 - Figure Drawing with Emphasis on Action and Form
Instructor: Paul Wee
Tuesday, 7pm-10pm
This class will focus on quick analysis of the figure using gestural, structural, and graphic methods. These methods will help you rapidly analyze the figure quickly and accurately, and will help you draw people anytime you choose, whether inside or outside the studio. Poses will range anywhere from 1 to 15 minutes. Basic exercises will be used to sharpen your observational skills, visualization, and drawing ability.
#2140 - Figurative Watercolor Painting
Instructor: Bill Perkins
Monday, 7pm-10pm
This class is for those artists who enjoy the challenge of painting directly with watercolor. We will progress from sketching to more finished approaches in the medium. We will work from a model and begin with 2D design and mixing clean color, to form and non-form expressions through various watercolor techniques. Though we will progress in steps for clarity, this is not a step-by-step paint like me course. My goal is to help the individual artist become more proficient in the style they choose or would like to achieve.
#2150A - Still Life Painting
Instructor: Mark Cummings
Tuesday, 11am-2pm
This still life course will introduce students to an understanding about composition, lighting, proper volume of form and color. Using sight-size and academic classical techniques, particular attention will be paid to properly perceiving depth, focus, pigments and mediums to produce an overall accurate yet appealing finished product.
#1176 - Figure Drawing: An Analysis of Rhythm and Structure
Instructor: Danny Galieote
Sunday, 10am-1pm
This class is designed to give the student a dynamic and solid classical foundation in drawing the figure. We will be analyzing the rhythms and flows through the figure and be studying the anatomical landmarks and articulation of skeletal and muscular forms. We will also work on tonal relationships and line quality as the class progresses. Toward the end of the course, students will use a good quality, medium value paper with dark pencil and adding white highlights. In each class, we warm up with 2 to 5 min poses, progressing with 10 to 15 min and ending with 25 min poses. Samples/Demonstrations of drawings and/or paintings will be shown.
#2390A - Alla Prima Figure Painting A
Instructor: Tony Pro
Thursday, 10am-1pm
This class will cover the principles of painting the figure wet into wet in one to two sittings. Getting the essence of the likeness and making a simple statement with paint are some of the hardest things to grasp in painting and I will cover methods I use in capturing the human spirit on canvas via demonstration and individual attention. We will also cover understanding light and its different temperatures and how it affects the model. If you are passionate about learning to paint figures from life with bravura brushwork and riveting color, this class is for you. Class level is for intermediate to advanced painters, but students MUST know how to draw the human figure at an intermediate to advanced level.
#4009 - Animal Drawing
Instructor: Kelvin Nguyen
Sunday, 11am-3pm
Emphasizes on animal drawing by using perceptual and technical skills. Emphasis are based on four ideas: 1) Gesture - action and attitude of the pose 2) Form - synthetic volumes and geometric shapes 3) Anatomy - what is it made out of, and 4) Techniques - exploration with various mediums and different ways of handling the materials
#5001 - Teen Drawing/Painting from Costumed Model
Instructor: Alex Douziech
Monday, 6pm-8pm
This class will be going over how to construct an object to look three-dimensional through the use of value, edges, and shading. We will be working in charcoal for the first five weeks. To make the transition from drawing to painting easier, we will be painting in black and white for the sixth and seventh week. We will then, be focusing on hue and saturation in oil paints. The class will end with a two week pose that will be painted in color. We will be working from sculpture casts and live models.
Uninstructed Workshop Pass Purchase a pass for $170 and come to as many Uninstructed Workshops as you want! (Workshops are now offered six days a week!)
[B]You can view our whole list of classes on our website: http://www.laafa.org/sessions/calendar
If you would like to register or if you have any questions, call 818.708.9232[/B]