Drawing 101 will focus on finding composition using a viewfinder, then enlarging an image using a grid system. This class is strictly limited to 14 participants so everyone has ample space and time with volunteers and instructors.

What Is Composition, and Why Is It So Important?

To put it as simply as possible, composition is an arrangement of elements that makes us see them as a whole. Every artwork has some composition. You either create it consciously or by accident, but you can't create a drawing without it. 

In a more practical sense, composition is the relation between the elements of the picture. And this relation, not the elements, is the first thing we notice. At the same time, it's actually invisible for us. It's like the skeleton of a living creature—you can't see the bones, but they make the body look like it does. Without the skeleton there would be no form.

Zagrobelna, M. (2016, November 1). What Is Composition, and Why Is It So Important? Retrieved from https://design.tutsplus.com