TOP 10 ART AND CRAFT CLASSES IN SAN FRANCISCO, USA - PAGE 4

Refine your metalsmithing skills or find a new direction! This class is an opportunity to set your own pace, and choose what you want to focus on. Students will work with an experienced metalsmith to provide guidance and expertise on their journey.

We will explore in depth ways to achieve layouts as well as backgound paintings. We will develop a finished portfolio 4-8 final keyshots, Isometric top down location drawings, Prop pages, and Environment pages.

Research and the use of reference is one of the most important tools in the visual artist’s toolbox. In this course, improve your drawing, improve your knowledge of architecture, art, anatomy, objects and their place in history, geography and science, and bring that knowledge to your design proce...

Our kids classes are offered for children ages 5-12 who wish to develop and improve skills in sketching, drawing, and painting. Our artists travel through various techniques in our relaxing and creative studio.

Figure Drawing Studio is an uninstructed drawing session intended for those who would like to try their hand at figure drawing or refine their skills while working from a nude live model, female or male, in a variety of poses. Pencils & paper are provided. All media are welcome.

Offered on Saturday mornings, Youth Arts in the Parks is an inclusive, socially-oriented arts program for children and youth with and without disabilities.

Eight week beginners introduction class to drawing and painting for Middle to High school students and adults.

This focus will train students in basic drawing skills and techniques by exploring a range of genres and concepts in drawing. Throughout the long course of art history, drawing has become the basis and embodiment of various genres, including still-life, portraiture, landscape, abstraction, and more...

Hosted by SVA's MFA Fine Arts Department, this internationally renowned program offers artists an opportunity to work intensively in a private studio and receive individual critiques from faculty selected for their diversity, professional achievement and critical engagement.

This course is an introduction to ceramics as an art form and mode of communication. Various construction and sculptural techniques will be explored with special attention to the diverse possibilities of clay.