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Artwork Exhibits -
2 years ago (July 2010 - June 2011)
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Jan 2011, taught by Diane Sutliff
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Dec 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Cats have a common shape, no matter if they are wild or domesticated. We talked about the special shapes for ears and ey ...
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Nov 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
This is the first drawing in our series of animals from Africa. Our zebra's head is pointed downward and he is nibbling ...
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Nov 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Now that we know so much about birds, it was easy to draw two in one composition. We concentrated on making long, snaky ...
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Nov 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
We spent time working on foreground, middle ground and background elements, and had fun mixing them up to make different ...
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Nov 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Beginning students worked with me on a Pair of Pairs, a simple composition with lots of dramatic shadows. Returning stu ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Surprisingly, we started by drawing the feet and the perch first! After that, we looked closely at the distinctive shap ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
To make our pumpkins look nice and round, we learned how to use contour lines that go from north pole to south pole. Sa ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Owls have a sweetly heart-shaped face, and a smooth, rounded body shape. With crayons, we drew sharp beaks and strong t ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
In preparation for drawing still life subjects, we took time to practice creating form with contour lines, much like we' ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
We talked about how lines and the angles created by those lines create a sense of depth in your drawings and paintings. ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Drawn first in artist crayons, using a photo of a puffin as a reference. We talked about how even white crayon can work ...
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Oct 2010, taught by Diane Sutliff
Drawn first in artist crayons, using a photo of a toucan as a reference. Then we added watercolor to create a twilight/ ...
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Oct 2010
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