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Virtual life-drawing class available to teens
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DAMARISCOTTA Teen Services at Skidompha Public Library will partner with The Chewonki Foundation in Wiscasset to offer a chance to draw from live models from noon to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 8.
An educator from Chewonki’s Traveling Natural History program will teach a virtual life-drawing class for teens. Participants can draw some of Chewonki’s resident owls, reptiles, or insects.
This program is free, and all materials will be provided by the library; advance registration is required. To sign up or ask questions, contact Sophie Gagnon 207-563-5513 or [email protected] or send her a message on Facebook. Once registered, Gagnon will reach out to make sure participants get the necessary materials.
Jeannette Eaton
Skidompha Library’s Teen Services offering is a virtual life-drawing class with Chewonki.
Have you ever wanted to try drawing owls, reptiles, or insects from live models? Teen Services at Skidompha Public Library is excited to partner with The Chewonki Foundation in Wiscasset to offer you the chance!
An educator from Chewonki’s Traveling Natural History program is teaching a virtual life-drawing class for Skidompha teens on Saturday, May 8 from noon to 1 p.m. Participants will have the opportunity to meet some of Chewonki’s resident owls, reptiles, or insects and have some fun capturing them on the page.