Artists observe how people sit, stand and move. Mary Cassat posed her models before a mirror so that she could show more than one view of a person. Edgar Degas made many sketches of dancers. He would quickly sketch the position of the dancers arms and legs.
Artists observe how people sit, stand and move. Mary Cassat posed her models before a mirror so that she could show more than one view of a person. Edgar Degas made many sketches of dancers. He would quickly sketch the position of the dancers arms and legs.
Artists observe how people sit, stand and move. Mary Cassat posed her models before a mirror so that she could show more than one view of a person. Edgar Degas made many sketches of dancers. He would quickly sketch the position of the dancers arms and legs.
proportion (the relation of one part of the body to another)
Edgar Degas, Russian
Dancer. 1895 Mary Cassat, The Fitting, Drypoint.
Artists observe how
people sit, stand and move. Mary Cassat made many artworks showing women in daily life. She posed her models before a mirror so that she could show more than one view of a person.
Edgar Degas made
many sketches of dancers. He would quickly sketch the position of the dancers arms and legs.
Organic shapes
overlapping
Studio: Overlapping Poses The Steps: 1. Take turns modeling
with your group. Strike
different poses. 2. Use black marker on white paper. 3.Create 4 contour line drawings that fill the page.) Pay attention to the organic shapes and contours. Overlap figures on your paper. 4. Add patterns and colors with crayon, marker or colored pencil