The following Animal Art classes are all about our local creatures and their habitat. Most are 20-30 minutes long. This is directed drawing, which is a traditional way of sharing art lessons. I find it especially helpful as a video or as a Zoom presentation. In my "live" classes students are given many options rather than specific directions. Both teaching modes have value.
Drawing a Redwood Tree |
Drawing a Banana Slug in the Redwood Forest |
Drawing a Bark Beetle in the Redwoods |
Drawing a Salamander under a Trillium |
Drawing a Raccoon in a Redwood Tree |
Drawing Coyotes and the Stars |
Drawing a Mountain Lion with Redwood Sword Ferns
Drawing a Great Horned Owl in a Redwood Tree
Drawing a Wood Rat and her Stick House |
Drawing a Rainbow Trout and her Eggs |
Drawing a Squirrel in an Oak Tree |
Drawing a Deer in a field of Dandelions
Drawing a Spittle Bug on a Nettle
Drawing a Scrub Jay in an Oak Tree with a Gall
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Drawing a Tree Frog in Horsetails |
Drawing a Dragonfly in the Tules |
Drawing a Great Blue Heron in the Cattails |
Drawing a Mallard Duck with her Ducklings |
Drawing a Golden Garden Spider in a Willow Tree
Drawing a Ladybug Eating an Aphid on a Mustard Plant
Drawing a California Ground Squirrel
Drawing a Western Pond Turtle
Drawing a Humpback Whale
Drawing a California Sea Lion
Drawing a Sea Star
Drawing a Sea Anemone
Drawing a Western Gull
Drawing a Sea Otter
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This is a whole series created by Tannery World Dance and Cultural Center in collaboration with Santa Cruz County Parks. My drawing class about the monarch Butterfly is one of many. Enjoy
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