Art with Elders: Painting and Drawing with Santiago (Virtual)

A true piece of art is concerned not only with technique, but also and more importantly with self-expression. In this class we will emphasize individual creativity. The participants will explore their personal world in order to create a body of work that is unique. During class we will also cover all technical aspects of drawing and painting that may arise. These may include:
– Basic concepts of perspective, shadowing, light to dark tones, composition
– Basic pencil techniques
– Drawing still life
– Watercolor: materials and techniques
– Acrylic: materials and techniques

Bring samples of artwork you have done before!

Materials List:
– Colored pencils
– Pencil sharpener
– Cotton balls
– Paper

Optional Materials:
– Watercolor paint
– Acrylic paint
– Brushes
– Rag (piece of cloth)
– Watercolor paper
– Canvas

About the Teacher: Santiago Gervasi holds a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and an MFA from the California College of Arts and Crafts. He has shown his artwork both nationally and abroad. Santiago has been teaching art for almost two decades, and has concentrated during the last decade on teaching art in senior communities throughout the Bay Area.

Next Art with Elders event: 10/15 at 11:15am,  Art with Elders: Painting and Drawing with Santiago
Details here: https://sfcommunityliving.org/event/awe-painting-drawing-santiago-10-15/

To join by phone, dial 888-475-4499 (toll free) or 669-900-6833 (local).
Enter Meeting ID: 865 6747 4200, then press # twice.

To join with video, click this link: https://zoom.us/j/86567474200 to register and join. Wait in the “waiting room” until the activity is ready to start.

To create a friendly environment and minimize interruptions, we will close the activity to new participants 15 minutes after the start time.

The above link will work on your tablet or your computer. You’ll be prompted to download a Zoom app the first time you use Zoom. If you’re using a PC or Mac, you can join from your web browser without using the Zoom software.

let’s make stuff