Department of Cultural Affairs
Thursdays, February 23 – April 6, 2023
6-8pm
In person at the Center for the Arts Eagle Rock.
Ages 15+
$325, all materials included.
Learn the anatomy of the human head and how to use drawing fundamentals to capture a person’s likeness on paper. Explore different drawing materials such as graphite, conte, and charcoal. This workshop is perfect for beginner and intermediate artists!
Register at linktr.ee/cfaer.
Please Venmo payment @CFAER or via PayPal at info@cfaer.org.
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