Classical Drawing: Student Artwork
Within the first weeks of school, a student remarked, “This is the best I’ve ever drawn.” It was the perfect way to begin the year. This is our first year using Kevin McEvoy’s Classical Art at School program, and we fully intend to continue. After each video tutorial, students walk away more confident in their artistic abilities. I have even seen students who do not consider themselves naturally artistic become both skilled and eager to engage. Students truly enjoy Mr. McEvoy’s instruction. He is personable, engaging, and inspiring. I am excited to have my students try his painting tutorials in the near future. We are grateful for the work Mr. McEvoy is doing to bring classical art expertise into our school.
Jenny Price, Art Instructor at Cedar Tree Classical Christian School
Classical Art At School
Student Artwork
We are so proud of our middle school students working in our first and second year art courses. Give your students the joy of drawing and painting the world around them.
Teacher Review
See how it works directly from a teacher who uses our program with her students.
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Benefits
All Yearly Courses Include
How to Draw
Students will learn how to identify and define key parts of a realistic drawing, then they will learn how to achieve a realistic affect through drawing. Technical tips of how to draw, render and paint are staples in the course.We will help you unlock your inner potential so you can excel in your professional field
Creative Imaginative Projects
Creative projects are woven into each curriculum to give students a chance to use the new drawing skills learned to use their imagination to create their own unique compositions.
Art History
Art History is woven into art lessons throughout the course to illustrate drawing concepts learned. Students also complete one master copy project each year. Whether it is copying Chardin or Audobon.
Drawing from Observation
Students learn to draw objects from life by drawing objects from their kitchen or backyard and placing them right in front of them.
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