Telling Stories Through Drawing

Teen Spring Break Drawing Workshop

March 18 & 19, 2026

4:00pm- 6:00pm

10 Students

Alex Trippe

Class Desription:

In this class, students will explore drawing as an expressive and experimental narrative medium. Artists will create drawings using a variety of conventional and unconventional materials, including ink, charcoal, and household items. Prompts will focus on creating narrative drawings, and students will develop their own characters and scenes to draw. We will draw inspiration from both the mundane and the extraordinary, using stories from our lives as a starting point for drawings. No previous drawing or art experience is required!

Teacher Bio:

Alex Trippe is an artist and art educator working in ceramics, glass, and sculpture. In her work, she examines objects as remnants of earthly experience to parse out what it means to be touched, emotionally and physically, by the world and by one another. As an educator, she emphasizes approaching art with care, intention, and a reverence for making and the creative spirit. She received her BFA in Photography from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and her MFA in Visual Art from the Ohio State University.

3 Ways to Enroll:

Full Tuition: Families paying full tuition support all classroom costs and help ensure more courses are released per semester.
Sustaining pARTner Discount: pARTners contributing $25/month save 25% on youth tuition.
Limited Tuition Assistance: Full and partial tuition assistance removes barriers, making courses accessible for families experiencing hardship.

Questions: Please contact Lauren Slubar, Education Manager at lslubar@projectartwimberley.org

Telling Stories Through Drawing - Teen Spring Break Drawing Workshop