Drawing from life and shading skills are important for the art classroom. Though they may be the most trying and traditional of methods, they teach students to draw what they see and to challenge themselves in the methods of realism and the creation of 3-dimensionality. |
AuthorCarlon Steller Grey is a local teacher-artist in the Greenville/Spartanburg community selling and showing her artwork throughout the Upstate. She has her BA in Art Education and Art History, as well as her MEd in Art Education from Converse College. Mrs. Steller Grey was honored as the 2016-17 Beck Academy's Teacher of the Year and the 2017 South Carolina Middle Level Art Educator of the Year by the South Carolina Art Educator's Association. She is a teacher with a passion for all types of art, among her favorites being painting, drawing, and artist books. Archives
April 2024
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