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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.
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ASSIGNMENTS![]()
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Use what you learned to create your own proportion chart.
- Mark Out Your 8 Sections:
Make a chart dividing the figure into eight equal parts, from the head to the pelvis. - Detail Upper Body:
Divide the upper sections into thirds to accurately place the rib cage. - Add Main Body Parts:
Draw the head, rib cage, and pelvis, considering how they align with the spine. - Sketch Limb Positions:
Outline the legs with simple lines to show their direction.
Deadline - submit by Feb 16, 2025 for a chance to be in the critique video!
I did the first drawing while watching the video.
The second I did an hour later. I referred back to my notes a lot.
The first picture was my study along with the video. The other three were my attempts to do it without looking at my study. The last two I was able to do it without looking so I felt I was okay to submit and progress further. Thanks!
Assignment by hand. I love the explanation of the back and forth movement of the spine and body parts. Very much action and reaction, or push and pull. I took anatomy classes years ago and had to memorize muscles, bones, landmarks and that took so much enjoyment out of drawing the figure, so I knd of moved away.
Great lesson! I’ll have these proportions memorized into my fingertips with practice
