Drawing the Floral Still Life One-Day Workshop

Drawing the Floral Still Life One-Day Workshop

Sunday, January 24, 2027
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM EST
Artascope Studios138 Bayview Street, Yarmouth, ME
Members $100 / Non-members $125
Last updated November 10, 2026 · 10:28 AM

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Drawing the Floral Still Life One-Day Workshop

Drawing the Floral Still Life One-Day Workshop

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Artascope Studios
138 Bayview Street, Yarmouth, ME
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Cost
Members $100 / Non-members $125
Last updated
November 10, 2026 · 10:28 AM

Sunday, January 24th from 9:00AM-4:00PM Using pencil and charcoal, students will begin with observational sketches before developing a longer drawing through a structured process that emphasizes composition, proportion, simplified shapes, negative space, value, light, and spatial relationships. Instructor demonstrations and individual feedback will guide students in moving from large, simplified forms toward greater refinement while maintaining a sense of freshness and unity in the drawing. A simple watercolor wash will also be introduced as an optional way to reinforce value, add subtle color, and enhance the overall atmosphere of the finished work. $125 workshop fee does not include materials. A supply list with recommended materials can be found below the instructor bio. 6-hour Workshop Cost – Non-members: $125 / Members: $100 We will have an hour break for lunch midday. The studio will be closed during this break, but there are nearby parks where you can eat lunch if you brought your own, or you can check out one of the local restaurants in the area. Drawing the Floral Still Life – Materials list -Drawing paper: small sketchbook of your choosing at least 5×7”, Strathmore 400 series drawing paper 11×14” or larger, Strathmore 400 series Toned paper tan or grey 11×14” or larger -Charcoal: willow charcoal sticks, Nitram Acadamie Fusain Charcoal (hardness B, the green package), white charcoal (Generals or any other brand will work) -Graphite pencils: Any brand (I prefer Derwin, Staedtler, Faber-castell) hardness HB, B, and 2B -Erasures: plastic/gum erasure and a kneaded erasure -Watercolors/ink (optional): basic watercolor set, any brand (preferably non student grade) -Tortillion (blending stump) (optional): small to large size Any questions about materials (ie., alternatives etc.) please reach out to the instructor.