April 22, 2016
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-Create an Illustration using at least one of the poses drawn in class. You can add more than one pose, and more figures than what you draw today. This illustration should be narrative and have a background. -Your illustration should work … Continue reading
April 15, 2016
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-Draw 4 pairs of hands from observation (no photos) -Each pair has to be presented in a different pose and view -Tie the gestures to an action: holding hands, poking, pushing. The action must be obvious to the viewer – … Continue reading
April 8, 2016
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Complete at least 4 life size portraits At least 3 should be from direct observation (the last one should start from observation, but can also have imagination) No repeated faces Use technique, color, composition, and value to tell us something … Continue reading
March 18, 2016
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-Find a reference image: it must be a humanoid with realistic proportions. It is ok to use characters that are not completely human (mythological beasts, aliens, fantasy creatures, etc), but he/she must have a strong connection to real human anatomy. It … Continue reading
March 4, 2016
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– Representational images of the requested anatomical features. This week: Head, front and side, bone and muscle. – Drawings must be life size. As size reference, use your own body. – Information must be accurate: make sure to draw the right bones and … Continue reading
February 26, 2016
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– Representational images of the requested anatomical features. This week: extremities, front and back, bone and muscle. – Drawings must be life size. As size reference, use your own body. – Information must be accurate: make sure to draw the … Continue reading
February 19, 2016
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– Create representational images of the requested anatomical features. This week: torso, front and back, bone and muscle. (torso will encompass clavicles, spine, ribcage and pelvis). – Drawings must be life size. As size reference, use your own body. The … Continue reading
February 5, 2016
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-Observe the assigned drawings for as long as needed in order to memorize the information in terms of proportions. Use measurements to remember the information. -Cover the drawing and reproduce it in a new piece of paper or canvas, trying … Continue reading
January 29, 2016
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Illustrate an environment using perspective. Place in it a minimum of three figures in three different poses (at least one of it must be sitting or reclining) Figures must have naturalistic human proportions (no cartoons). Use real-life observational reference. You … Continue reading
January 22, 2016
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You must draw one hundred human figures in a series describing movement. It does not have to be a single action across the 100 drawings. A good minimum is 20 drawings per action. Your drawings do not have to be … Continue reading