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I finally broke out my paints again last week and started these studies. I wanted to incorporate the looseness of the charcoal drawings I've been doing, into my painting style. These are acrylic and charcoal on rendr paper. I'm looking forward to doing more work this week.
Monday October 26th, 2009
One of the notable new features of the refurbished Level 3 Annexe of the Glasgow University Library are the three study pods in the middle of the new area and six study booths on the sides. Clearly designed to enhance group work, with power sockets for plugging your laptops in, as well as TV’s to... [read more...]
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In order to draw human figures at their best, it is important for students to have an understanding of how the human body works. Studying the anatomy of the human body, including the muscular and skeletal structure helps students to gather a better understanding of how the body moves and therefore how it can be replicated through art. This is also an opportunity to solidify students’ knowledge about proportion.