This is an experimental drawing course, utilizing the figure, providing further concentration on basic drawing concepts. Emphasis is placed on descriptive and perceptual drawing, using both wet and dry media, and color. Students learn basic anatomy and will begin to develop an understanding of the way a figure inhabits space; thus able to successfully reproduce this space in two dimensions and later developing a personal style within the confines of academic figurative art.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Stripes-Shirey
Floating figures draped in colors and patterns of all kinds rang with loneliness and pensiveness as I gazed upon them. The color of my paper is a deep maroon or burgundy, waiting for the depiction of emotion that would suit it. As I began to draw, the image of a floating specter with feet stripped of its flesh overtook the top left corner. The figure beneath it in the opposite corner looks up with a mournful and sorrowful gaze as if it witnesses a horrific death of a loved one. Between the two, a figure blowing in the wind is nothing but a faint outline walking in purgatory alone, watching the solid figures beyond with envy. This image as a whole represents the relationship between life and death, as well as the mystery of what is beyond the death of our bodies, and where our souls travel.
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