Drawing; Informal Perspective

• Doorway; read directions on pp. 146-148
• Corner of a room; pp. 149-150
  
  We will begin are large, week-long hallway drawings next week

Drawing; A "real" perspective drawing

Kassi

Zach

Ryan

Last week, Drawing and Seeing students took to the halls with their 18x24" newsprint pads and used the skills they'd been learning about "sighting" angles and relationships, and using a "basic-unit" to record their perceptions as accurately as they could. Their assignment came from pp. 152-153 in our textbook, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.

Drawing; Proportions & Relationships

In chapter 9, Drawing students are learning about "informal perspective" drawing, including things like these where you have to record the visual distortions created when objects are extremely close to you. This only happens if you rectify the paradox of your knowledge (left brain) and your perception (right brain).