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Drawing the Figure from Memory and Imagination
Date: March 1, 8, 15 and 22
Time: 6:30-8pm
Registration deadline: Friday, February 26 @ 12pm
If you have always wanted to draw what’s in your head but it never seems to come out the way you had hoped, this course can help. Through this class, we explore drawing with pen and ink and how to work with a permanent medium to create dynamic and successful drawings. Expand your knowledge of anatomy and movement and how to put together a figure. We will construct a drawing without the necessity of having the perfect model or reference photo.
Format: Live Zoom (a Zoom link will be sent a few days before the workshop).
Dylan Evans Weiler holds a BFA from Northern Michigan University and earned his Master of Fine Arts from Laguna College of Art and Design. His primary focus during his studies was on painting, but his practice includes a diverse set of media including printmaking, historical photographic process, sound and installation to name just few. He brings together traditional and new media to create a more engaging experience for the audience.
Website: http://www.dylanevansweiler.com
Paper: one pad of white drawing paper (at least 11 x 14 inches) and or Sketchbook
Pens: Pen handle and nibs, Waterproof Calligraphy Ink (Higgins)
Felt tip pens (micron or Prismacolor)
Ballpoint pen,
Brush (round, synthetic or Sumi – style bamboo) or Brush tip pen ( Pentel Pocket
brush, Tombow or Sakura brush pen)
Your favorite pencil.
Optional suggestions:
Drawing board—about 20 x 26 inches (Can be a piece of hardboard, smooth on one side)
Drafting or blue Painters tape
Pencils: a variety of leads ranging from 6B to 4H
Kneaded Eraser, Vinyl Eraser
X-acto knife/utility knife – for sharpening pencils
toothbrush
Whiteout pen
Requests for cancellation by the student at least fourteen (14) days prior to the first day of the workshop will be honored (minus a $20 processing fee). NO REFUNDS will be given for a student cancellation made less than fourteen (14) days prior to the first day of the workshop.
