Drawing in Graphite, Charcoal & Pastel

Teen Camps grades: 6-12

Learn about scale, compostion, perspective and more. We will explore a variety of drawing mediums in this camp, such as graphite, charcoal, conte and pastel. Our subjects will range from still life to the clothed figure with students working from life and photographs. There is a material fee for this camp which will be applied at checkout.

Available Camp Sessions, Summer 2026

  • Aug 17 - Aug 21
    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
    $435 +$40 (material fee)

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