Art courses in drawing, painting, and color theory will help you develop your technical skills and further your understanding of art and the creative process.
New! Waterlilies and lotuses provide a spectacular show in the summer. Gain inspiration from the rainbow of colors against the calm water as you draw outside in the Heritage Garden, and then dedicate time to your art in the studio.
Explore methods for effectively capturing water and perspective in your drawings. Whether you prefer watercolor, colored pencil, or pastel, you are encouraged to select the medium of your choice.
You will complete a finished piece or create a comprehensive sketchbook of the waterlilies and other aquatic plants. A supply list will be sent, but you will choose the media materials. Dress for the weather. Prerequisite: Botanical Drawing 1 or comparable experience. The School's CEUs=18 hours
The Chicago Botanic Garden opened 50 years ago as a beautiful place to visit, and it has matured into one of the world's great living museums and conservation science centers.
Every year, more than one million people visit the Garden's 28 gardens and four natural areas, uniquely situated on 385 acres on and around nine islands, with six miles of lake shoreline. The Garden also has a renowned Bonsai Collection.
The Chicago Botanic Garden has more than 50,000 members—one of the largest memberships of any U.S. botanic garden. People of all ages, interests, and abilities participate in programs, take classes, and stroll the grounds year-round.
Within the nine laboratories of the Garden's Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Plant Conservation Science Center, scientists and graduate students conduct a wide array of plant research.
The Garden is one of only 17 public gardens accredited by the American Association of Museums. Its Lenhardt Library contains 150,000 volumes—including one of the nation's best collections of rare botanical books.
Anyone can draw… this means you! In this fun, step-by-step Online drawing class, aimed at total beginners, we’ll work our way through a number of exercises designed to train your eye, hand and imagination to work together as a unit, or a team.
Offered on Saturday mornings, Youth Arts in the Parks is an inclusive, socially-oriented arts program for children and youth with and without disabilities.
The Cartoon Art Museum offers customized workshops to institutions and to the public. Cartooning workshops and a self-guided or docent-led group visit to  the museum can be folded into your teaching curriculum, programming, team building, or after-school programs.
MAC’s Drawing & Painting program offers watercolor, oil, and acrylic painting classes and drawing classes from the basic fundamentals to artistic anatomy.
Digital Painting is an intensive foundation course created for anyone interested in learning how to create digital art.
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