Take a single class, take all classes, take any combination of classes. They are each independent of all the others.

When and Where? Online, using the Zoom platform.

These are the remaining classes and the things you’ll need to gather if you wish to participate.

Saturday, November 28: Hammers, scissors, knifes, forks, spoons, spatulas; work tools and kitchen utensils. You probably only need four or five such objects, but it’s nice to have a lot of them at your disposal.
Monday, November 30: Homage to Giacometti. You’ll need one or more Bics or other ballpoint pens.
Wednesday, December 2: Roses and other flowers. One or two fresh roses, for instance; or a varied bouquet.
Saturday, December 5: Big and bold. We’ll use markers (in French: feutres) and A3 paper. You can buy an A3 notebook or get A3 sheets of paper from an office-supply store. Have markers of different thicknesses if possible. If you don’t want to buy A3 paper, buy a roll of Kraft paper (many supermarkets have them) and just unroll it at your work desk when we meet.
Monday, December 7: Homage to Paul Klee: We’ll use colored pencils. The absolute minimum is two colors, but the more colors, the better! I think you’ll enjoy doing one or more of the exercises on an A3 sheet of paper, though this isn’t obligatory.
Wednesday, December 9: Stuffed toys, a Teddy Bear, tigers, ducks, dinosaurs, etc. It’d be wonderful for you to have more than one toy. If you don’t have any in the house, borrow or buy. I really think it’s good to have stuffed toys at home, so buy!
Saturday, December 12: gather a few photos of yourself at various ages: baby, toddler, tween, adolescent, young adulthood. Scan these photos ahead of time if you wish.