Drop-in Drawing Class

What we do.

This one hour class teaches fundamental drawing skills while drawing people, places and things. No skill or talent necessary. This is an encouraging environment where we can connect and find joy in making art. You never have to show what you’re working on if you’re uncomfortable. The free video below will offer you practice with the basics before you hop in for the first time.

For adults and kids 8 and over (or advanced youngsters.) For kids: you’ll have to try a class or two to see if it’s a good fit.

Meet your instructor.

Instructor Dori DeCamillis has taught painting and drawing to adults and kids at Red Dot for since 2004. She has over 40 years experience as a visual artist. The vast majority of her accomplished students start with absolutely no experience. More about Dori.

All the Details.

When: Mondays at 6:00 pm CENTRAL TIME

Cost: $12 or $24 sliding scale. (Add an extra class to cart for higher option.)

Where: Zoom. Get the meeting number below and email Dori for the passcode.

Supplies: To start, students will need a pencil, paper, eraser, and pencil sharpener. You can start with whatever supplies you have around the house, but you’ll have much more versatility with a more comprehensive set of pencils and nicer paper.

Purchase and join the fun.

How: Purchase your class below. You can sign up for the upcoming week as soon as the previous class has finished.

Buy the next class and join via the Zoom Numbers below. Email Dori for password.

You’ll be admitted to the class if you’ve paid.

Zoom Number: 849 5802 4954, email Dori for passcode ( the usual one)
Or follow THIS LINK and use the regular passcode.

Before you attend…

This video will show you some starter skills to practice before you join your first class. You don’t have to master anything! All skill levels are welcome.

About Materials

Any pencil and paper make a good start, but a pencil set with the numbers below will make your experience nicer. The harder the graphite (H for hard) the lighter the line, and softer the graphite (B for black or bold) the darker the line. For paper, newsprint is good for practice, but in our onine class I use nicer drawing paper. (70-80 lbs)