Short Non-credit Courses + Painting
Short non-credit courses at the Corcoran are a great way to become acquainted with the basics of a given subject. They're generally only several sessions long, and offer handy tips and insights into some of the Corcoran's most popular subjects.
No sections available this semester
PT0821
(non-credit)
Explore using your iPad or other touch-screen device, to digitally draw and paint directly from the Corcoran Gallery of Art’s permanent collection.
PT0800
(non-credit)
For all skill levels; subject matter will include both still life and the figure.
No sections available this semester
PT0801
(non-credit)
Explore the principles of landscape painting with visits to popular landscape painting sites.
PT0810
(non-credit)
In this non-credit course students learn to see specific realistic images as a set of abstract shapes, tonal values and colors in relation to the whole.
PT0812
(non-credit)
This course offers basic instruction for beginners, while intermediate and advanced students progress on an individual basis.
PT0830
(non-credit)
Students explore how the human body may be represented in paint both realistically and semi-abstractly.
No sections available this semester
PT0845
(non-credit)
Explore the relationship between drawing and painting and ways to use drawing as a building block for painting.
No sections available this semester
PT0850
(non-credit)
This class is ideal for students of all levels, who will learn the techniques of alla prima oil painting working from still life setups.
PT0860
(non-credit)
Students of all levels will have the opportunity to hone their skills and sharpen their artist's eye in articulating forms in the landscape.
No sections available this semester
PT0905
(non-credit)
This class will introduce watercolor to students with some drawing experience, covering color mixing, washes, layering and textural techniques.
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