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  • Description
    In this 12-week Live Class, Fundamentals of Drawing and Perspective, instructor Renae Wang will introduce you to observational drawing and perspective. You will focus on the basic technical skills and materials necessary to create convincing representations of still life’s and environments. Renae will demonstrate how to observe and describe a three-dimensional form on a two-dimensional plane. You will create compositions that convey volume and space. Through this Live Class, Renae will teach you the importance of utilizing lines for measurement, creating a construction drawing, applying linear perspective, and understanding value systems.

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  • Meet Your Instructor
    Renae Wang is a California-based artist working primarily in oil. Her subject matter focuses on nocturnal landscapes and “non-places” like gas stations, diners, and airports. Her work is characterized by vibrant colors under artificial lights and immersive compositions with first-person points-of-view. These nocturnal paintings explore the universal human condition of isolation, as well as its relationship with public spaces of transience. The viewer either becomes the one observing a solitary figure or the one being isolated.

    She received her
    MFA from Laguna College of Art and Design, Laguna Beach, and her BFA from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
  • Format
    This Live Class will feature live instruction, demonstrations, lectures, and critiques. While it is encouraged that you attend class live on the dates and times specified below, it is not required, and you can still watch a DVR of the class between weekly classes, and turn in your assignments for critique.

    As a Live Class participant, you will attend class digitally, via a live stream which will appear on the NMA.art website. Each week, you will learn live with the instructor, who will assign you homework to complete before the next class. You will then submit that homework for an opportunity to have it critiqued live by the instructor. During class, you can talk with other students, ask the instructor questions, share your work, and receive feedback on your assignments.

    You must have an active NMA.art subscription to attend this class. For more information, please contact us here.
  • Day and Time
    Classes are live once per week, Tuesdays 3:30 pm-5:30 pm PT Starting January 18th 2022
  • How to Attend
    You will be provided with a link to the live class stream page shortly before class starts. Make sure you enroll for updates.