Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Pen and Brush Are Used To Perfect Drawing and Using charcoal, pencil, ink, and paint, students learn to create sketches, drawings, and paintings. Basic drawing classes allow students to learn all of the steps in working with three dimensional objects. Students are also taught different techniques of shading and at one point, models are used as a learning device. Students learn to take what is seen by the eye and draw it on the paper. Painting Skills Painting classes use drawing techniques and carry them one step further by adding color. Students work with dif- ferent types of paint, to choose the right colors, and to determine the texture they will give the canvas. Through the many principles of drawing and painting, students are able to express their feelings and ideas. V ' A ws. S, x..X Q1 1 S W. f 'f-., 73 t Ama i K ,,4fY- -n