Drawing Portraits: Celebrating Class Success!

By Sheila Ceccarelli

Students from AccessArt’s Experimental Drawing Class worked together to draw a ‘Portrait of a Class’ and celebrate the class of 2013!  In this session, the teenagers explored drawing portraits of each other in pastel, on a large-scale and including marks instead text around the images to describe their classmates.

Drawing portraits: portrait of a Class
Portrait of a Class

 


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