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Course Description:

Anatomy and Figure Drawing is a course designed as a basic study of human anatomy and an introduction to figure drawing from the direct observation of the human form. In Part II of this course we will study the human muscular structure and how it, along with the skeletal structure, influences the external appearance of the human figure. With our knowledge of both the skeletal and muscular structure we will draw directly from clothed models. Basic drawing skills are encouraged for this course, but not required. It is also helpful to have taken Part I of this course, but not a requirement. We will also discussed basic drawing skills throughout the course, such as line quality, value structure, gesture drawing, and developing proper form.

Course Material List:

Anatomy/Figure Drawing Supply List

This is the basic list of supplies required for this course. During the course of this term the instructor may ask you to purchase additional material, but this will be kept to the absolute minimum and the list below show get you through the majority of the lessons.

ArtBin Pencil Box (or a box or bag) to hold pencils, pens, erasers, sharpeners, etc)

1 Sketchbook (Hardbound or Wire-bound) Minimum Size 8.5” x 11”

1 Strathmore Bristol 300 Series (Vellum) Drawing Pad Minimum Size 11” x 14”

Pencil-Set that includes (Ebony Pencil, HB, 2B, 2H

Kneaded Eraser

White Plastic Eraser

Pencil Sharpener

Drawing Board (Optional)

(Instructor’s Note: If you prefer drawing with materials other than graphite, such as charcoal, Conte Crayons, micron ink pens, etc, feel free to do so. If you have any questions regarding the course or the supply list, feel free to contact me at paynebrent.829@gmail.com)

Activity Age Category

Adults

Location

CAC - Fourth Floor Studio at Columbus Cultural Arts Center

Instructor

Brent Payne