Images that tell stories captivate and connect—and in Drawing Dynamic Narratives, you’ll learn how to turn your drawings into compelling visual tales. This interactive workshop invites you to explore techniques that open up the narrative potential of your art, helping you think like an illustrator and compose scenes that speak volumes.
Through guided exercises and collaborative exploration, you’ll learn how to:
- Discover stories in your existing sketches and materials
- Use classic ideas and fresh techniques to build visual narratives
- Arrange elements to enhance storytelling and emotional impact
What to Bring:
- Sketchbook, pencils, pens, markers, or other preferred sketching tools
- Photos, notes, doodles, or past sketches to use in exercises
Provided by TAM:
- 8.5 x 11″ paper
- Pens and pencils
The cost for this community art class is $65.
Whether you’re continuing from a previous class or joining for the first time, this session offers a welcoming space to grow your skills and share ideas with fellow creatives.
Britton Sukys is a Tacoma-based painter, illustrator, and cartoonist. His careers have included technical theatre, vascular imaging, and art. He has developed techniques over the past 30 years that can help you create the art you want to see in fun and effective ways. He hopes to spark your imagination so you can create vivid, dynamic imagery.Britton holds a BA in Imagination Implementation from The Evergreen State University.