He told them how to show emotion through their artwork, and then urged the kids to draw themselves.
Here's his hastily-drawn self-portrait.
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Monday, July 16, 2012
Drawing attention to emotions
A summer art program taught by Valley Arts Council President Rich DiCarlo was featured in the New Haven Register today.
He told them how to show emotion through their artwork, and then urged the kids to draw themselves.
Here's his hastily-drawn self-portrait.
He told them how to show emotion through their artwork, and then urged the kids to draw themselves.
Here's his hastily-drawn self-portrait.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Art class offers break at day camp
Valley Arts Council President Rich DiCarlo teaches basic drawing techniques to students in the Derby, Ct. Park and Recreation Department's summer day camp program at Bradley Elementary School. The class meets once a week.
The theme of the day Tuesday was "emotion." DiCarlo encouraged the 50 students in the class to draw happy, sad, and mad faces.
They finished the class by creating self-portraits. DiCarlo said he was impressed at how well the children were able to capture themselves on paper.
This budding artist, Jackson Kellogg, 8, of Derby, proudly shows off his self-portrait.
Photos by Patricia Villers
The theme of the day Tuesday was "emotion." DiCarlo encouraged the 50 students in the class to draw happy, sad, and mad faces.
They finished the class by creating self-portraits. DiCarlo said he was impressed at how well the children were able to capture themselves on paper.
This budding artist, Jackson Kellogg, 8, of Derby, proudly shows off his self-portrait.
Photos by Patricia Villers
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