Drawing FUNdamentals with Alice Webb (Mondays)

This drawing class is designed to build a strong foundation in essential drawing skills through focused observation and intentional mark-making. Students will explore the core principles of line, light, and value, along with composition and the practical use of one-, two-, and three-point perspective as tools for drawing. Working with graphite, charcoal, and conte crayon, the class will include structured exercises and guided explorations that strengthen an understanding of shape, form, proportion, and spatial relationships. As the course progresses, students will learn how these elements work together to create clear, well-constructed drawings. By the end of the session, students will have a deeper understanding of drawing fundamentals and greater confidence in applying these skills across their artistic practice.

$20 materials fee, to be paid to instructor on the first day of class.  

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Alice Webb  After a short stint at the University of Texas where I studied drawing and design, I moved to Taos. During the seventies I designed jewelry, studied tapestry weaving, created fiber sculptures, and continued to hone my drawing skills. By the late seventies I knew I had to return to painting. Although I now have a Bachelors of Fine Art and a Masters of Art Education from the University of New Mexico, it was by studying the Taos founders and painting in the very spots they frequented that I truly learned to paint. Over the past thirty-five years I have exhibited work nationally. My paintings and prints are included in numerous public and private collections.  www.alicewebbart.com.