In this course, students in grade 5 and above will develop their skills in drawing and painting both landscapes and human figures. Through a combination of observation, guided lessons, and creative projects, students will learn how to capture natural environments and the human form with confidence and expression. This class emphasizes understanding proportions, perspective, anatomy basics, and the use of light and color to bring scenes and figures to life.

What to Expect

• Weekly sessions include a 60-minute guided demonstration followed by 30 minutes of in-classroom exercises

• Step-by-step instruction on drawing landscapes and figures, including elements like perspective, scale, and anatomy

• Practice in using shading, color, and composition to create realistic and expressive artworks

• Projects that explore outdoor scenes, urban environments, and various poses and gestures of the human figure

• Opportunities for both guided practice and independent creative exploration

• Constructive feedback to help students improve their technique and artistic vision

• A supportive environment encouraging experimentation and personal style development

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Accurately draw and paint landscapes using principles of perspective and composition

• Understand and apply basic human anatomy and proportions in figure drawing

• Use light, shadow, and color to add depth and emotion to their artwork

• Develop observational skills to capture details and movement in both nature and people

• Gain confidence in combining technical skill with creative expression

• Build a portfolio of landscape and figure art to showcase their growth and style