Brielle Classes

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Start Date Monday 4/1/19

We recommend taking both these courses in conjunction to build skill and develop personal style. The first hour will focus on drawing techniques and skill building in an array of media. The second hour is focused on developing character design, storytelling, and sequential art.

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Start Date Monday 4/1/19

Illustration and comics are more than just funny characters and advertising, they are the arts of storytelling! In this class students will learn how to create a comic to communicate a story in a visually beautiful, and intriguing way. They will learn that understanding the design principles that go into any work of art apply to sequential and narrative art too. The students will study examples of narrative art throughout history, such as early cave paintings, the work of the first manga artist Katsushika Hokusai (early 1800s), as well as contemporary comic art and illustration.

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Start Date Monday 4/1/19

These classes will teach techniques used by old masters throughout art history such as Rembrandt, Monet, and Vermeer. Students will learn to build form using light, shadow, and halftone, to achieve realism. Each student, depending on ability, will work from traditional still life, and photo-reference. The ability to create the illusion of reality provides a means for further self expression in any style.

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Start Date Tuesday 4/2

This class is designed for young artist who love art but still have that limited attention span. Each class will engage students step by step at an age appropriate level and speed. Fine motor development through a variety of skill building techniques will be explored. Paint, clay, drawing, and printmaking are just a few sensory experiences to inspire our youngest students.