In-person half-day · Four hours, with a break
Channel Drawing Clinic
A half-day at the desk spent only on parallel channels: anchors, touches, and the difference between a channel and two lines that merely look related.
Fee
₩95,000 — Fixed fee per person. The chart sheets and a straightedge are on the desk.
No deposit. The fee is paid when the place is confirmed.
Held at 45 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, 48094.
Ask for this lessonWho it suits
Adults who can already see a rough trend and want the second line to be honest. Useful before the studio, or after it, if channels were the weak page in the book.
What you leave with
A short stack of sheets with channels you can explain: where the anchor sits, which touches count, and which line you erased.
Included in the sitting
- Guided practice on three supplied sheets, from a clean trend to a messy range
- A straightedge and pencil
- Lee Haeun’s corrections on the page, in pencil, before you leave
Left off this lesson
- Swing-structure labeling beyond what a channel needs
- Review of a large personal archive. That work belongs in the markup review
- Trade instructions
With whom
Lee Haeun
The order of work
- First hour: one rising channel, drawn slowly, then erased and drawn again from a different anchor.
- Second hour: a falling channel and a flat range that should not be forced into a slope.
- After the break: your own attempt on a fresh sheet, then a correction pass.
Preparation and limits
None beyond arriving on time. If you already keep a chart notebook, leave it at home for this clinic so the afternoon stays on the supplied sheets.
Eight places at a shared table. It runs on occasional Saturday mornings announced on the field notes page and by reply to inquiries.
Ask for the next Saturday clinic when you write to the study room.