Welcome to Ann's Drawings Ann Hubbard, a musician and Juilliard graduate, began her study in sculpture and drawing in 1985 at Emerson College, East Sussex, UK. She is certified to teach Waldorf Method K-12 Sculpture and Pedagogical Modeling. In 2006 she completed the Rudolf Steiner College Remedial Education Course, Sacramento, CA. Retirement from music in 2015, she followed her artistic studies while teaching at Community School for Creative Education, Oakland, CA. Ann lives in Lake County, CA where she enjoys an inspiring environment that promotes her artistic endeavors ... More Biography » Signed prints in various sizes of drawings below are available for purchase. She is currently expanding her teaching activities: individual instruction & classes for children also now available... Examples » Contact Ann at: PencilsAndClay2@gmail.com or call (707) 367-6530 |
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Five Points Of View ... When viewing a 3-dimensional form, one cannot see the other sides. In life this is also true when talking about points of view
Indian Dreams ... Forms that came to me during a day-dream reminding me of the Southwest
![]() Walking Away ... A new start in life, a fresh beginning |
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![]() Two Trees ... A hidey-hole under the trees |
![]() Woman's Harvest ... A woman's work is never done |
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![]() Speaking With One Voice ... Beware of the blind leading the blind |
![]() A Spector ... Destiny keeping an eye on you |
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Children's Projects in Classes: |
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First we must learn to crawl. Modeling figures in movement helps to straighten the body’s understanding of how the body moves. |
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Expressing an idea onto a page is the first challenge for a child. Bringing a piece of that idea into the third dimension makes the idea reality. This reality can then be changed to better reflect the intention of the child. This process builds self-awareness, and confidence in the child. It is important for the child to have a voice, to express what the inner eye sees. In drawing and clay, that voice can be kept and examined over time, it is not lost in the clutter and confusion of daily life. | ||||
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Biography: Ann Hubbard attended Fremont High School in Mt. View, CA from 1958 – 62, and studied Bassoon at the Juilliard School of Music in New York from 1962 - 63, 1965 - 66 on scholarship, The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia from 1964 – 65, and began her Teacher Training in Waldorf Education, specifically Pedagogical Modeling and Sculpture, at Emerson College in E. Sussex England from 1984 - 1988. She continued her studies with the Remedial Education Course at Rudolf Steiner College in Sacramento, CA from 2003 – 2006. Ann returned to Sussex to reprise her studies in Clay in early 2017. |
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Drawings & Photos Copyright © 2014-2018 All Rights Reserved Ann Hubbard