Workshop Class Photos

Below are some photos of recent workshops.
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This view shows the class set up before everyone gets there. Everyone has their own drawing lamp, supply cup, and 3 feet of working space. 

This is view shows my new projection system that is attached to my drawing board. Everyone gets an excellent view of the techniques I'm demonstrating. This is from a rough skin portrait class.

I can zoom in to show more details in small areas.  I can enlarge it to the point that you can even see the tooth of the paper.

This view is towards the back of the class. I have some of my artwork set up for students to look over and ask questions.  

After demonstrating a technique, I walk around the class to give each student some personal attention and some help with achieving the desired look we are working on.

Occasionally, we come back to the art display so I can show specific examples of where I have used the techniques that the students have just learned. Everyone is encouraged to ask questions at anytime.

The first two days of class were spent learning my techniques for drawing the features of the face. The last day of class we put it all together and work on a portrait. Most students choose to work on areas that they would still like my help with and don't complete the portrait until they get home so they can work at their own pace.  Here, our class photo shows the final project in various stages of  completion.