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Introduction to Light and Shadow - XAMD 1903

Learners will study basic visual principles and drawing techniques essential to the creation of tonal drawing. Topics include, but are not limited to, tonal scales, tonal edges, light distribution, and realism. Through the creation of drawings in a studio environment, learners will practice making and critiquing observational works of art.

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Winter Jan 6 - May 4, 2025

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Open entry/Open exit FTSASKCF 11760 Q21
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This class takes place at Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre. This section is not available for online self-enrolment.

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