it's learn to water ,canvas ,acrylic and canvas drawings Drawing classes typically focus on teaching students the fundamentals of drawing techniques, including line, shape, form, shading, and perspective. These classes often cover various mediums such as pencil, charcoal, and ink. Students may learn to draw from observation, life, and imagination, and classes might include exercises on still life, portraiture, and figure drawing. Instruction often emphasizes developing a personal style and improving technical skills through guided practice and feedback.

For water painting (watercolor) and acrylic painting on canvas, you'll need the following materials:

**Watercolor Painting:**
1. **Watercolor Paints**: Tubes or pans of watercolor paint.
2. **Watercolor Brushes**: A range of sizes, typically with soft bristles.
3. **Watercolor Paper**: Specially designed paper with a textured surface that can handle water.
4. **Palette**: For mixing colors.
5. **Water**: For mixing with paints and cleaning brushes.
6. **Paper Towels/Sponge**: For blotting and correcting mistakes.
7. **Masking Tape**: To secure your paper and create clean edges.

**Acrylic Painting:**
1. **Acrylic Paints**: Tubes or jars of acrylic paint.
2. **Acrylic Brushes**: Sturdy brushes designed to handle thick paint.
3. **Canvas or Acrylic Paper**: Pre-stretched canvases or acrylic-specific paper.
4. **Palette**: For mixing colors (usually a plastic or acrylic surface).
5. **Water**: To thin paints and clean brushes.
6. **Palette Knife**: For mixing paint or creating texture.
7. **Rags/Paper Towels**: For cleaning brushes and wiping excess paint.
8. **Gesso**: To prime the canvas if it isn’t pre-stretched or pre-primed.

Both mediums also benefit from a well-lit workspace and a surface to protect your working area.