• Content: Overview of different types of colored pencils (wax-based, oil-based), erasers, blending tools (blending stumps, cotton swabs), and paper types.

Activity: Experiment with blending, layering colors, and various pencil strokes to create an abstract art piece.

• Content: Explore different line types (straight, curved, zigzag) and basic shapes (circles, squares, triangles). Learn how pressure affects line thickness.

Activity: Create detailed drawings using lines and shapes, such as houses, trees, or simple figures.

• Content: Learn shading methods like hatching, cross-hatching, and blending. Understand how light affects objects, creating shadows and highlights.

Activity: Practice shading spheres and cubes and adding texture to surfaces, such as tree bark or animal fur.

• Content: Learn how to break down animals, faces, and objects into simple shapes and refine them into detailed drawings.

Activity: Draw an animal or character starting from basic shapes and refining it into a recognizable figure.

• Content: Start by outlining fruits like apples and oranges. Focus on creating highlights and shadows to make them look three-dimensional.

Activity: Create detailed fruit drawings using shading and texture techniques to make them look realistic.

• Content: Use circles and ovals to structure flowers and practice shading petals and leaves to make them lifelike.

Activity: Draw a flower (sunflower, tulip, or rose) with detailed shading to bring out its natural beauty.

• Content: Break down animal anatomy into simple shapes and maintain proper proportions.

Activity: Start with basic forms and structures of an animal, then begin adding details like eyes and fur.

• Content: Add the final touches to the drawing, focusing on fur texture and detailed shading.

Activity: Finalize your animal drawing, applying all the techniques you’ve learned throughout the course.