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Drawing Portraits | MacDonald

*See supply list in description*

Starts Sep 18
250 US dollars
QAA Art Center - High School Ave.

Available spots


Service Description

All levels of drawing expertise are welcome. We will develop and explore a number of approaches to capturing a good likeness and expression. Exercises include studying tonal values—the lights, darks, and mid-tones—and proportions that make a good portrait. We will practice sight-sizing, how to scale, and study interesting ways to pose and arrange the portrait. Bring your preferred media. We’ll go from sketch to finished portrait in this series using plaster busts and live models as available. Supplies: Bring your favorite drawing tools: pencils, charcoal, pastels, paper, eraser etc. If you don’t have any of these we will help you get started with our extensive supply closet of materials. To see Ray's work: https://www.ray-macdonald.com/Art/Recent-Work


Upcoming Sessions


Contact Details

  • 26 High School Ave., Quincy, MA 02169, USA

    617-770-2482

    info@quincyartma.org


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Quincy Art Association

Classes and Studios
26 High School Ave Quincy MA 02169

617-770-2482  |  info@quincyartma.org

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Managed and operated by volunteer QAA members

1229 Hancock St., Quincy, MA 02169 

(across from Quincy College)

617-302-3969  | info@quincyartma.org

Hours upon volunteer availability: 

Saturday & Sunday 12 - 5 PM,

Thursdays & Fridays 2 - 7 PM

Parking

  • Metered parking on the street

  • Paid parking in the President’s Parking Lot located on Saville Ave. From either direction, look for the National Park Visitors Center on the corner of Hancock St. & Saville Ave. to park. The QArts Gallery is directly across the street from the National Park Visitors Center and Quincy College.

  • Weekends: Free parking behind the QArts Gallery in the MBTA lot. From either direction look for Starbuck’s on the end of our block on Hancock St. At that traffic light turn into the MBTA entrance and parking lot. You will need to walk a short distance around to the gallery’s front entrance on Hancock Street. 

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