
Drawing Realistic Faces
The eyes are the windows to the soul–and they’re one of many keys to making a drawing look realistic, too!
Starts Wed, Oct 21
10:00 PM UTC · 1h
4 sessions

Stephanie
4.6
Outcomes, not lecture notes.
Live, interactive instruction
Engaging activities and demos
Safe, moderated classroom
Recording available for catch-up
Meet Stephanie.

Stephanie
Stephanie Krause is a seasoned teaching artist and museum educator with over 25 years of experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She has passionately brought art to life for all audiences—including young learners, families, and educators—by leading hands‑on art classes, book arts workshops, and innovative outreach programs. In addition to her long-standing work at the Met, Stephanie has enriched communities through her teaching roles at the Kennedy Center, New York Public Library, and Center for Book Arts. With six years of experience as an online teacher—including virtual lessons for the Met—she expertly adapts her engaging, interactive methods to digital platforms. Her dynamic approach seamlessly blends classical techniques with modern technology, inspiring creativity and lifelong learning both in-person and online.
The eyes are the windows to the soul–and they're one of many keys to making a drawing look realistic, too! In Learn To Draw Realistic Faces, young artists will learn, practice, and master techniques to draw realistic eyes, noses, mouths, hair, and more so that they can draw portraits of their favorite people. From getting started with rough sketching to adding details and expressions, students will learn step-by-step techniques to build a detailed drawing that looks realistic, conveys emotion, and looks great in a portfolio or on a wall.
Live Q&A
Cameras / mics optional
Recordings
Available within 1 hour, kept 90 days
Materials
No special materials required
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75
DAYS10
HRS14
MINWed, Oct 21 • 10:00pm UTC
4 classes, starts in 75 days
Drawing Realistic Faces


