Drawing Fundamentals – Advanced

Drawing Fundamentals – Advanced

Course name: Drawing Fundamentals and Principles (Advanced Level)
Age group: 9 to 11 years
Days: Sunday and Tuesday – from 4:30 to 6:00 PM
Course duration: Four months – totaling 48 training hours

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Course description

This course is ideal for children seeking to explore and develop their artistic talents through the visual arts. Parents always strive to discover and nurture their children's talents, and this course offers an opportunity to identify the child's artistic inclinations by learning the fundamentals of art that focus on imagination, creativity, and expression in a positive and enjoyable manner.

The developmental stage from 9 to 11 years is characterized by unique intellectual and physical changes, as children begin to define their interests and develop their personalities. Therefore, engaging them in activities that enhance self-confidence and increase the ability to focus, perceive, and analyze is crucial. Art plays a pivotal role in refining and developing a child's personality, making it part of their daily life and influencing their future choices in education and work. Many graduates of the Forum have found that learning art had a significant impact on their professional careers.

Engaging in artistic activities also contributes to reducing the time children spend in front of screens, a challenge facing many parents. Experience has shown that learning arts enhances communication skills and contributes to improving academic performance by promoting responsibility, teamwork, and commitment.

Course program

Teaching the basic principles of drawing and using various media in an academic and enjoyable style suited to the age group.

Drawing masses using geometric shapes and connecting them to the surrounding environment.

Understanding the principles of perspective and their relationship to proportions and space.

Exploring the principles of shadow and light and how light reflects on shapes.

Learning the color wheel, blending, and understanding its relationship to perspective.

Experimenting with drawing still life and natural and urban scenes.

Handling multiple materials, such as printmaking, ink drawing, and glass painting.

Using various materials in artistic production: pencils, colored pencils, watercolors, and ink.

Learning about multiple art schools, such as Cubism and Abstraction.

Learning about Palestinian and international artists and their drawing styles.

Producing handmade works using clay and collage to enhance visual and tactile perception.

Opportunities

Attending periodic meetings with local artists.

Participating in exhibitions inside and outside Palestine.

Participating in art competitions.

Opportunities to volunteer in community art projects.

Required materials

Materials will be provided by the Forum as part of the course.
For practice at home, it is important that the student has:

Canson A4 sketchbook.

Set of pencils, eraser, and sharpener.

High-quality colored pencil set.

Tuition fees

1200 shekels for four months, including all materials.

For inquiries and booking: 022981514 | 0569377428