LESSONS
Lesson levels explained
Although we have put these in as a basic guide, please note that an 8 year old that has been drawing for a while could potentially do a technical level drawing and a 15 year old who has only just started drawing may need to start at the basic level.
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This is not age based, but rather focused on the abilities of each individual student. As a parent, you know your children best and what stage they are at.
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I have included colouring sheets in all the lessons for very young members of the family and for those who don't quite feel confident with drawing (tracing is fine and a valid way to learn drawing!).
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So feel free to go for the technical lesson! These lessons are kept in your membership area so you can access them at any time as your child grows in confidence and ability.
Lessons
Intermediate
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Ability to understand and follow multiple step instructions
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Ability to use fine motor skills for more detailed shapes and lines
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Drawings contain finer details
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Intermediate drawing techniques eg. shading that involves more than three tones, mixed shading techniques with pen
Basic
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Ability to understand and follow simple instructions
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Ability to use fine motor skills for simple lines
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Drawings contain minimal details
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Basic drawing techniques eg. simple 3 tone shading, basic colouring in
Technical
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Ability to understand and follow complex instructions
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Ability to think abstractly
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Ability to use fine motor skills for more complex shapes and lines
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Advanced drawing techniques eg. complex shading and blending techniques, multiple shading/ rendering techniques in one drawing