This document provides an outline for an art class focusing on still life, landscapes, and portraits. It discusses techniques like using outlines, measurements, shapes, values, and details when drawing. It encourages practice to improve skills and provides examples of drawing what you see in a still life, landscape, or portrait. The class will include demonstrations of landscapes and portraits and allow time for students to practice drawing their own subjects.

2. Review (Class two)Still lifeProcessImprovingCreativity?

3. Again, Process?How to Draw:Outline – placement?Measurements – big shapesShapes of tonal areasAdd values for Tonal sketchFinish? Draw details

4. Getting Better?improving:PracticepracticepracticeAnalyze/copy pictures you like.Critique your work

5. Special Topics TodayDrawing what you see – sort of.. Composition – design? (IT’s YOUR PICTURE!) Depth - more Basic Perspective a Dog that moves Color (just the basics)

6. Last Week’s Still Life Demo

7. Now, squint!

8. This Week - Landscapes and PerspectiveDrawing Depth

9. Illusion of DepthPerspectiveForeshortening

10. Landscape Demo

11. Landscape Demo

12. Break!

13. What you can do with a pencil and paper.Meet Bill Plympton…clip

14. Color

15. Drawing Your landscape subject…

16. Next (LAST) week:Class 4 – Cheating.Portrait - Again, I’ll Demomy subject, you draw along. Then, Practice your subject with1-on-1.Portrait – human heads.Bring a photo of a celebrity or someone you know. More than one can be helpful.sketch (+5 minutes) each day.