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P-5 Foundations of Urban Sketching Int. with Jenni Bateman

Start
September 22, 2024
9:00 AM
End
September 29, 2024
12:30 PM
Location
McLean County Arts Center, 601 N. East St. Bloomington IL 61701
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Registration

Foundations of U.S. Int. Level 1 Non Member & Community Member – $50.00
Foundations of U.S. Int. Level 2 Artist & Supporting Member – $45.00
Foundations of U.S. Int. Level 3 Patron, Sustainer & Director's Circle – $40.00

Instructor Jenni Bateman. Watercolor and ink sketch

P-5 Foundations of Urban Sketching Intensive

with Jenni Bateman

Sundays, 2 Sessions

Sept. 22, 29;

9am-12:30pm

Fee: $50.00 (Non Member)

Calling all doodlers, drawers, painters, and sketchers! This class is designed to merge your travels and life’s mundane into “documentary drawings”. We’ll sketch out preliminary shapes, then add detail with both pens and glazes of watercolor.

At the end of your 2 weeks, you’ll have a “working journal” of your line work, doodles, and sketches, and LOTS of notes to help in your Urban Sketching. Together we’ll explore those hard artist’s decisions: WHAT TO PUT IN and WHAT TO LEAVE OUT!

NOTE: Previous foundations of drawing, sketching, and watercolors will highlight personal success.

TRYitOUT!

MATERIALS: Please bring black and white inspirational photos of places you’ve been: perhaps your own backyard, summer in the mountains, or winter by the shore.

NOTE: Please bring your watercolor supplies (paint, brushes, fine liner pens, papers).

Questions? jennidesigns@gmail.com

*All basic materials will be supplied by the MCAC

(certainly feel free to bring any supplies you may have and unsure of how to use them).

Email the MCAC Staff

Mission Statement: We encourage and promote the appreciation, study, cultivation, development, and practice of art for the benefit of all the people, cultures and communities of McLean County.


		"This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts"