Class
Drawing is the basis of all visual arts. Learn basic drawing techniques and skills as you observe, translate, and interpret what you see and what you wish to portray. Whether you are a beginner or an artist looking to expand and elevate your drawing, this class will help you meet your goals.
The instructor will introduce new concepts each week, but if you can’t make all weeks, instructor will be able to give individual guidance.
Ages 8 to 80+
Students need to bring:
Format: Taught in person, outdoors, in locations around Chestertown
Date/Time: Wednesdays, October 7, 14, 21, & 28, 4-5 pm
Suggested Donation: Each week is a separate class with a suggested donation of $20 for the week’s lesson. Register for one week at a time, please. (See Registration Info in box at upper right)
Photo credit: Vanna Ramirez
Type your payment amount in the field on the "Register Now" form below. Each week is a separate class with a suggested donation of $20 for the week’s lesson. Register for one week at a time, please. Using the link below to register, please pick one of these three choices:
RiverArts is committed to accessible programming and to compensating artists and instructors fairly. We are offering virtual classes on a 'pay what you can' basis. Those with limited funds are welcome to enjoy full access to the class for a small donation. Those who are able are invited to pay more, to support access to art experiences for all.
Vanna Ramirez is a first-generation American artist of Salvadoran-Taiwanese descent with a passion for clay. She holds a BS in studio art from Skidmore College, and has attended the 53rd annual clay conference of NCECA as a Multicultural Fellow, a residency at the Red Lodge Clay Center, and workshops at Penland School of Craft and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. She currently works as an assistant woodworker while she continues her clay journeys from home in Chestertown, MD. Vanna has taught classes for RiverArts in a variety of artistic mediums and gets rave reviews for her knowledge, skill, and kindness.
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