Jan 14, 2025-Feb 18, 2025 9:00am est

A 6 week digital art study: The study of color allows artists to convey emotions, set moods and create visual impact.  In the "Drawing School" series we will explore different elements of drawing.   In the Color class, students will  learn about the element of color including all aspects of color theory and how to utilize the color wheel in the digital drawing apps.  We will share in the  analysis of famous artwork and how color was utilized by the Masters. 

**This class assumes an understanding of whatever digital app your student works in! I will not be teaching the apps in this class, rather USING the apps to explore art history through the various mediums and methods they provide** if your student needs to learn how to use Procreate, please see my Intro series before enrolling in the "Drawing" classes!

Previous to class beginning: Slide presentation.

Week One: Monochromatic Studies 

Artist study homework Van Gogh

Week Two: Color Wheel - with a twist

Artist Study Homework  Seurat

Week Three: Warm  colors

Week Four:  Cool Colors

Artist Study Homework Fits Henry Lane

Week 5:Complementary Colors

Artist Study Homework Warhol

Week 6: Wrap Up incorporating tint, tone, shade

When speaking about color  with students it is important to look at how color changes our perceptions and our mood. Throughout the class we will explore what emotional response compositions and colors offer to the viewer of each piece of artwork. 

**Again, this class assumes an understanding of  the chosen digital srawing app! I will not be teaching the apps in this class, rather USING the apps to explore art concepts through the various mediums and methods they provide** If your student needs to learn how to use Procreate, please see my Intro series before enrolling in the "Drawing School" series!****

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 The elements of design are the fundamental aspects of any visual design which include shape, color, space, form, line, value, and texture.