Knowing how to draw is not something that people are born or gifted with, but requires skills and practice. A LOT of practice. If you like drawing, then you can draw.
My approach to teaching is to catch the thought “I’m no good at” before a child believes it to be true. That negative self talk (“no good at”) can block a child from realising their potential. Learning the skills (my part) with lots of practice (their part) I hope will, catch those negative thoughts before they take hold and are believed.
Here's what to expect
simple and clear instructions on how to draw
a safe space to create for everyone
use minimal and affordable materials
During class kids will
learn how to draw faces, bodies, food, flowers, a dragon, a star (to many to list here)
haven an opportunity to develop their own stories or single panel drawings using what they have learnt or their own creations
have a say about what they want to do so that each class is a little unique to the group.
