DR261

This is a drawing class that takes as its subject the human form, generally nude but at times draped. As such, it combines rigorous drawing instruction and practice to develop students' formal expressive capacities along with an investigation of ideas that naturally come to bear on art that concerns itself directly with representation of humankind. Class discussions and assignments will reflect this dual approach to the figure. Most class time will be spent in drawing, but you may expect frequent short lectures on specific artists and issues, and are encouraged to ask questions and participate in discussions.

Pacific Northwest College of Art

Portland