This 24-session pencil sketching course is structured to guide young learners through every stage of artistic growth—starting with basic shapes and lines and progressing to still life, landscapes, facial features, gesture drawing, and fantasy design. Students practice shading techniques, learn to observe details in everyday objects and nature, and finally apply all they’ve learned in their own creative final project. Ideal for budding artists who want to refine technique and explore their unique style.

Key Benefits:

Build solid drawing foundations through structured exercises
Master shading, textures, and realistic sketching techniques
Explore creative storytelling through character and scene design
Strengthen observation, hand-eye coordination, and imagination
Complete a final portfolio-worthy art project

What You’ll Learn:

Basics of Drawing (Classes 1–4)

Holding a pencil, line control, and pressure variation
Warm-up drills: lines, loops, spirals
2D to 3D transformation (e.g., circle to sphere)
Introduction to shading techniques (hatching, blending, stippling)

Drawing from Observation (Classes 5–8)

Sketching real-life objects: bottle, shoe, pencil
Measuring, proportions, and comparative sizing
Still life: fruit bowl, desk arrangement
Texture studies: fur, fabric, metal, wood

Nature & Environment (Classes 9–12)

Leaves, flowers, trees, and bark textures
Animals: dogs, cats, birds using basic forms
Basic landscapes: hills, water, trees with depth

Human Elements (Classes 13–16)

Drawing facial features: eyes, nose, mouth
Proportions of the human face (front view)
Stick figures and gesture drawing (movement/action)
Full figure sketch: child or superhero design

Creative Sketching (Classes 17–20)

Cartooning and exaggerated expressions
Original character design (animal, superhero)
Fantasy creatures (e.g., lion + eagle)
Environment design: treehouse, underwater city

Final Project & Showcase (Classes 21–24)

Planning and thumbnail sketching
Final sketch development (scene, character, or still life)
Detailing, refinement, and shading
Student showcase and guided reflection