DRAWING WHAT YOU SEE / Art Class 12-17 yo

AGES 12–17 | 3-WEEK CLASS | 6:00-7:30 PM $95.
SEE IT. UNDERSTAND IT. DRAW IT.
Drawing is more than putting a pencil to paper, it begins with learning how to truly see.
Drawing What You See is an introductory drawing class designed to help young artists strengthen their observation skills, understand what they see, and translate it into confident drawings. Students will build foundational drawing skills that can support them across many areas of artmaking, from painting and illustration to sculpture and beyond.
This is a focused, hands-on class for students who are ready to slow down, practice, and learn. No advanced drawing experience is required, but students should be comfortable listening to instruction, working independently, and staying engaged throughout the class.
Each session introduces new opportunities to observe, practice, and build upon essential drawing skills while helping students develop a stronger understanding of how artists see and interpret the world around them.
WHAT TO EXPECT

A focused introduction to foundational drawing skills

Exercises designed to strengthen observation and visual awareness

Practice translating what you see into lines, shapes, proportions, and values

Instruction that builds skills through observation and practice

A supportive environment designed for students who are ready to learn and work

Skills that can be applied across many different areas of artmaking
PARENTS & GUARDIANS
This is an independent class designed for students ages 12–17. Parents and guardians do not need to stay during class.

NOVEMBER SESSION
THURSDAYS, November 5, 12 & 19
6:00–7:30 PM
PLEASE NOTE: Each session is a new 3-week class. Students may participate in multiple sessions to continue developing their drawing skills, with new projects and exercises introduced each month.
CLASS DETAILS
Ages: 12–17
Length: 3 weeks
Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
Location: CURIO Art Studio
Skill Level: Beginner
Materials: All Supplies are included
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR
Meet Jason! With more than 30 years of experience as an artist and art educator, Jason brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm to the classroom. He believes great art education is about more than learning techniques—it’s about learning how to see, make connections, ask questions, and develop your own way of thinking as an artist. He loves challenging students to push their abilities while giving them the encouragement and guidance to take their work further.
As the co-owner of CURIO Art Studio and JL Shorr Gallery, Jason works every day to connect artists, artwork, and the community. His decades of experience teaching students, creating art, working with professional artists, and bringing new art experiences to our community give him a unique perspective to share with every artist who walks into his classroom.
At CURIO, Jason is excited to share that experience with the next generation of artists and help them discover not just what they can create, but how far they can take it.