Course 2035: Drawing in Perspective
Date: Saturday June 2nd, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: University of Washington campus
Instructor: Nils Osmar
Tuition: $99
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- General Public: $99 tuition + $10 reg fee = $109
- UW Students (current ID): $95 tuition + $5 reg fee = $100
Course description: Whether you draw or paint professionally, or just doodle for fun, knowledge of perspective can make your artwork look more realistic and three dimensional, and solve common compositional problems. In this easy, step-by-step workshop, you’ll learn the basics of one, two and three point perspective, including: vanishing points and horizon lines, how to make some objects in your drawings look close to the viewer, and how to make others look further away. Plus, you’ll learn ways to add a sense of depth to your drawings and paintings, even in those times when you may not want to use formal perspective. Total beginners welcome! You do not need to buy or bring any materials to this class. The instructor will bring drawing pencils, rulers, sketch paper, kneaded erasers, and art gum erasers for you to use.
Nils Osmar has made his living in the arts since the 1980s, and has taught both accredited and non-accredited classes in Seattle for over twenty years, through the University of Washington’s ASUW Experimental College, Antioch University’s Heritage Institute, Shoreline Community College, the Wonder School, and Classesandworkshops.com. He has worked as a fine and commercial artist, and done book and magazine illustration, design, book covers and interiors. His artwork has been internationally published.
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