motifs for landscape study. The class will meet
at a previously determined place each day.
There will be two criticisms in the field each
week.
Criticism Tuesday and Friday.
Illustration
The student in Illustration will follow the
regular course in Drawing and Painting and will
be coached specially in composition for book
and magazine work; also quick sketching for
action, etc.
Criticism Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial Design
Instructor, Harold W. Miles
Pupil of Charles Cummings and ]. Francis Smith.
Instructor in University of Iowa—Hollywood High
School. Five years experience in practical commercial
design. Member California Art Club, Hollywood Art
Association.
This class is open to beginners and advanced
pupils. The student is required to devote one-
half of his day to free hand drawing and the
other half in applying his drawing and color
knowledge to the methods called for by magazine and newspaper advertising, poster work,
lettering, etc.
Criticism Monday and Thursday.
Decorative Design
Instructor, Norman Edwards
Both beginning and advanced students will be
received in this class. One-half day will be
devoted to free hand drawing, the other half to
the study of color theory and principles of design, with some practical applications to textiles, book cover and card designs and others.
Criticism Monday and Thursday.
Sculpture
Instructor, Julia Bracken Wendt
Pupil of Art Institute, Chicago. Member National
Arts Club, New York; Chicago Society of Artists;
Chicago Municipal Art League; California Art Club.
The Sculpture Class will be open for both
beginning and advanced students. Free hand
drawing will be required for one-half day, the
other half day devoted to modelling in clay—for
beginning students from the Antique and for advanced students from the Life model.
Criticism Tuesday and Friday.
Saturday Afternoon Landscape Sketching Class
Instructor, Edouard A. Vysekal
This class is designed to fill the need of a
great many art students whose only opportunity
to study landscape occurs on Saturday afternoons. The sketching ground will be selected
beforehand each week. The teacher will accompany the class.
Evening Classes
Instructor, John H. Rich
Pupil of Art Students' League and Boston Art
Museum. Two years' European study. Member of
Samagundi Club and California Art Club.
The Evening Classes will continue as during
the regular session; namely, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 7:30 to 9:30. Instruction will be given in Elementary and Advanced
Drawing and Painting, Life and Costumed
Models, Illustration, etc.
Library—The Otis Art Institute maintains the
largest art school library in the Southwest. Its
advantages are open to all students during the
school session.
