Fourth graders are enjoying warming up their drawing skills using gesture drawing to quickly capture the movement and position of a figure. Now we are taking it a step further by forming these gestures three-dimensionally, using aluminum foil. After bunching and bending the foil into the desired position, we traced a shadow and glued the figures in front. It was a fun way to broaden our figure drawing skills.
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sketching 30 second poses from a mannequin |
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forming the figure |
I love the way the shadows give the figures a playful quality!!
ReplyDeleteThe foil figures, what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat lesson to teach body movement