Virtual Drawing Class Series - December - Winter Still Life

❄️ Winter Still Life – Drawing Class Series

Dates: December 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd

This December, slow down and savor the season through art! ✏️🕯️
Join us for a peaceful and inspiring 4-week Winter Still Life Drawing Class Series, where we’ll capture the quiet beauty and cozy spirit of the holidays. Each week, we’ll create still life drawings inspired by winter treasures — from evergreens and candles to ornaments, pinecones, and festive touches that celebrate warmth and light.

Together, we’ll explore how light, shadow, and composition bring everyday objects to life. You’ll learn how to see and draw with intention — simplifying shapes, balancing your composition, and adding depth, texture, and glow to your work.

No prior experience is needed — just curiosity and a love of creativity. These classes are a wonderful way to unwind, nurture mindfulness, and express the peaceful joy of the season, one line at a time.

🖊️ Details:
Cost: Regularly $35 – now only $28 for the entire 4-week series!
Format: Live on Zoom (link emailed after registration)

Materials:

• Sketchbook or drawing paper
• Pencil and eraser
• Black archival ink pen (Micron or similar)
• Colored pencils or watercolor (optional)
• Blending tool or tortillon (optional)

Find materials here: https://www.christinesartworld.com/pages/supplies-list

📅 Class Dates:

• Monday, December 1st
• Monday, December 8th
• Monday, December 15th
• Monday, December 22nd

✏️ What You’ll Learn:

• How to simplify objects into basic shapes and build a strong still life composition
• The art of light and shadow to create depth and realism
• Techniques for adding texture, highlights, and reflective surfaces
• How to use drawing as a mindfulness practice to slow down and connect with the season

🌟 Bonus:
All participants receive access to our private Our Art World Facebook group — a warm, creative space to share your artwork, connect with others, and celebrate your progress together.

✨ Let your art capture the wonder and warmth of winter — one drawing at a time!