Verge Center for the Arts

Experience a presentation of different drawing techniques from the Spanish Renaissance to our modern days! In contrast to the strategic, defined, and seriousness that Italy and Holland's artistic techniques hold, the Spanish art techniques take on a more passionate and vulnerable expression. Having been forged by mysticality, realism, and the surrendering to one's suppressed subconscious emotions, Spain takes us towards a different path in our artistic journeys. Join us as we cover the techniques and styles from the masters Francisco de Goya, Diego Velazquez, Joan Miro, and Maria Blanchard. Drawing from a live model, Milton, with his extensive experience, will guide you throughout this entire process as you lay the foundation down for your own growth!

WHEN: February 15 & 22, 2026 11-3 PM

WHERE: Verge Center for the Arts

About the Instructor 

Milton Homann is a born and raised Spanish artist, currently living in California, although he finished his studies in Germany. His main concentration within his artworks come from his Argentinian roots, specifically from Patagonia.This is where his influence and connection to the indigenous tribe, the Mapuches, comes from. The main purpose of his work is to publicly introduce new perspectives and cultural heritage. Impulsed by giving his family and his people a voice within the art scene. Far away from his roots and his family, his connection remains strong wherever his path takes him as a nomad artist.