If you can catch a slow pitch softball, you have the ability to draw. Learning to draw is all about learning to see. New exercises each week make for rapid advancement - line, shape, proportion, light and shadow, and perspective are explained.

The Beginning Drawing course is eight 3-hour days, one day per week for eight weeks (but may be extended). Please see the main schedule for current tuition rates.

Intermediate Drawing challenges students who have completed the Beginning Drawing course. New techniques are employed to expand drawing skills previously learned into more dynamic drawings.

The Intermediate Drawing course is eight 3-hour days, one day per week for eight weeks (but may be extended). Please see the main schedule for current tuition rates.

Students will learn thirty different pen and ink techniques using different tools. Instruction in the previous two courses is a prerequisite to taking this class.

The Pen and Ink course is eight 3-hour days, one day per week for eight weeks (but may be extended). Please see the main schedule for current tuition rates.

Here is an example of the progress made by student Christy Dorn in the 8-week Beginning Drawing course. On the left is a pre-instruction sketch, and on the right is her final project.