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Figure Drawing 2: Figure Drawing in Motion

Figure Drawing 2: Figure Drawing in Motion
Length:
10 Weeks
Prerequisites:
None
Software Used:
None

Learn to Draw Dynamic Figures in Motion

This course builds on students current figure drawing knowledge by observing anatomy at work and at play. Students will study the relationships across different muscle groups in motion. Classes will also include the study of relaxation vs tension and the use of balance, counter balance and gravity to bring drama to drawings of figures in action.

Broad actions will be reduced to a series of poses to isolate key gestures within the action. The range of motion of limbs will also be studied, as will animation "bounce and stretch" logic as applied to the figure. Poses will range from 2 to 25 minutes and will combine gesture drawing skill and constructive knowledge to bring extreme action to life.

Registration for Spring Term is closed.

Summer Term Registration Opens:

Tuesday, May 22nd 2012

Tuition: $552

Spring Term Information:

Van Arno

Instructor: Van Arno


Day:
Friday
Time:
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Start Date:
April 6th, 2012

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