3421 Tripp Court, San Diego, California 92121, United States

elissa@sandiegoartloft.com

San Diego Art Loft

Art Studio

Art Studio

Art Studio Art Studio

Schedule

February/March 2020

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Teen Painting Monday 6-8

290

Suggested prerequisite:Basic Drawing

Supplies not included.

 

Students paint in a variety of styles influenced by the history of classical art. Using masterworks, still life, landscape, and portrait as subjects, students gain an understanding of brushwork, composition, tonal structure, and color mixing. We work primarily with oil on canvas. 

https://artloft.as.me/teenpainting02

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Experiments with Figure Drawing Wednesday 7-9

310

 Suggested prerequisite:Basic Drawing 

Supplies not included.


Drawing the human figure requires curiosity to see in new ways.  More important than knowledge of anatomy is understanding the many ways to analyze proportion, shape, light, and structure while being introduced to the expressive possibilities in graphite, charcoal, and more. This classes uses masterwork studies to support the lessons offered in sessions with live models. 



https://artloft.as.me/exfd


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Basic Drawing Thursday 5:30-7:00

260


Supplies not included

Drawing requires curiosity to see in new ways.  More important than knowledge  is understanding the many ways to analyze proportion, shape, light, and structure while being introduced to the materials like graphite, charcoal, and more. This classes uses still life, photos and masterwork as references.

Students are expected to attend all classes.

To register, go to:

https://artloft.as.me/bd

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Basic Painting Friday 1:30-3:30

290

 Suggested prerequisite:Basic Drawing  

Supplies Not Included


Students paint in a variety of styles influenced by the history of classical art. Using masterworks, still life, landscape, and portrait as subjects, students gain an understanding of brushwork, composition, tonal structure, and color mixing. We work primarily with oil on canvas.

To register, go to:

https://artloft.as.me/aop

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Basic Drawing 14+ Saturday 10:30-12:30

290

 Supplies Not Included


Drawing requires curiosity to see in new ways.  More important than knowledge  is understanding the many ways to analyze proportion, shape, light, and structure while being introduced to the materials like graphite, charcoal, and more. This classes uses still life, photos and masterwork as references.  Meets Saturdays 10:30-12:30

To register, go to:

https://artloft.as.me/td

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Independent Study/portfolio Fridays 4-6

Jan 31-Feb 28

Fridays 4-6

Must be admitted-contact studio

https://artloft.as.me/indep

Email elissa@sandiegoartloft.com 

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Figure Drawing Meet-Up

Most Sundays 7-9 must rsvp!

San Diego Art Loft has been running a life drawing meetup through meetup.com. 

To sign up for a Friday or Sunday noninstructed session, http://meetup.com join the group

san diego life drawing and rsvp to the events. if you have trouble email elissa@sandiegoartloft.com to rsvp manually


Terms and conditions

Supplies

Tuition  does not include supplies. The first day of class  you may come without your supplies. Supplies will be discussed. A list is available on the website, however, you may not need everything.

Attendance

Class size is small. Each student is important.

Students are expected to attend every class.

No makeup classes are offered. No refunds or tuition adjustments for missed classes.

Your tuition holds your easel or seat at the table that could otherwise be filled with another student, especially in classes with a wait list.

Out of courtesy, if an absence can not be avoided, please notify studio at least  6 hours in advance.

No shows with no calls is a disruption for me and the class. The second no call no show, you will forfeit your spot.

 I create projects and course ideas based on your individual needs. One student's need may dictate what we do in the next class. When that student does not  show

 it results in that one student being even further behind. Not only has the rest of the class mastered the concept but the individual who needed it most misses out.

Lateness - Incidents of lateness are discouraged. 


Arriving late is a distraction to the lesson, the project, and the students.



The first 10 to 20 minutes is often when the introduction to the concept or project is discussed, lectured and  demonstrated. Trying to get the student up to speed on the project adversely effects the flow of the class. Please quietly jump in and adjust by asking your peers what to do. I will later check in to make sure you understand the concepts.


An email or text is expected if you are running late. 


After 15 minutes, the student will be considered absent.