Drawing

good at it, they have to have been born with the ability. Yes, there are many people who are just naturally adept at drawing people, animals or cartoons, and so many assume that because their efforts are not as good, they can't learn and become better. While it's true that some people are born with the ability to visualize something in their mind and then recreate it through drawing, the rest of us can improve our abilities a significant amount. If you really want to learn how to draw, then it…

"Anatomy Series" was the most interesting piece I appreciated on my visit to the Perez Art Museum Miami. Roberto Fabelo, a Cuban painter, is the author of this peculiar series of drawings. This set of art is based on pages from an Anatomy book with certain representation of human organs and systems. The author uses the original drawing in the page to recreate and integrate it to his own creation. Fabelo's peculiar style gives as a result a series of smart, graphically detailed, bold, spicy…

3. Often when the artiest choose to draw a still life drawing about death and shot life the like to draw it on the dark because the darkness represent theses things. also because it is depressing things and sad so that what make the choose the dark to draw in. when parties trying to draw something about joyful things and happy things they use bright colours and the bright colours is what usual represent happiness in still life drawings. 4. Greece was…

way to express their artwork in a meaningful manner, through object. An artwork/object has the potential to be anything that the creator decides it to be viewed as. Artists Alberto Giacometti and Andy Goldsworthy use the relationship between the drawing and the development of the three dimensional artwork. Giacometti’s sculpture work of the ‘Standing Woman’ is a simplistic figure of an elongated woman standing. He has constructed this sculpture with minimal detail of the woman’s body yet has a…

Ergonomic consideration for Draughtsman Ergonomics is the process of designing or arranging workplaces, products and systems so that they fit the people who use them. Ergonomics applies to the design of anything that involves people – workspaces, sports and leisure, health and safety. Ergonomics is a branch of science that aims to learn about human abilities and limitations, and then apply this learning to improve people’s interaction with products, systems and environments. Ergonomics aims to…

‘Drawing May Be The Key To Acing Your Next Quiz’ by Kim Bussing is about the new studies that has indicated that drawing pictures help with memorization. According to the experiment, the students who used drawing technique did a better job than the students who wrote the words multiple times. No matter how much they have tried their experiment, the result remained the same, students who drew excelled. Drawing was more helpful, because it took longer to create than writing the word multiple times…

the human soul. In Never Let Me Go, one’s art “reveal[s] [their] soul” (Ishiguro 175); specifically, Tommy’s drawings of imaginary animals prove that he is creative, thus he is human-like, and cannot be viewed simply as a clone without a soul. I will first discuss how both Kathy’s and Ruth’s reactions when first seeing Tommy’s animals, even though different, show how original the drawings are. The originality of the art reveals that Tommy is human-like because it proves his creativity. I will…

forced into his daily life and people expecting him to embrace it and expand on it, but he does not and cannot because of many factors in his life that he finds more important and more enjoyable. Craig conflicts with his religious faith because of his drawing and his responsibilities as a young…

perhaps. This drawing displays new ideas of the Renaissance, like mass-producing, workspaces for print makers and the invention of the printing press. The drawing lacks the Medieval use of color and a border, the artist might have left out these things because tonal shading had just been discovered and the use of color might have obscured the shading because at that time perhaps they did not yet know how to shade with colors and so, left them out of their drawings. In the Renaissance drawing…

Dorothea Rockburne turned to site-specific, drawing-based installations in order to disengage aesthetic experience from the autonomous object, foregrounding the institution as its constitutive framework. Curiously, it appears to have escaped definition in reductive, purely material terms by even the most vociferous advocates of medium-specificity.4 Rather than positing an adherence to the ‘medium’ of drawing during this period, this article will suggest that drawing emerged as a key strategy…