CONTOUR DRAWING

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CONTOUR DRAWING

• Anyone can LEARN how to Draw by Training
  Coordination of HAND and EYE MOVEMENTS.

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Contour drawings to Color Collages
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With a horseshoe crab found at Rye Beach, NY, we
continued our contour line studies. NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC provided ample images for those things
which could not be brought to school.
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Its a SEEING, not a drawing.
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Coleus and Chinese Lucky PlantsEvery plant has
its own contour line signature.
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Justin LeBron Ivy studies Llovana Molina, craggy
tree
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Melody and Natalie study Coleus and Ivy
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Richard Cespedes ALOE expressions
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Rut Melendez looks at Vines and Aloe Photo and
Life Studies
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The Contour study may lead to stylized designs
from nature
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Toni Garcia and Tylik Stevens stylized coleus
and aloe here
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Yodos Contours and Shapes from a tigers head
behind foliage
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PRACTICED Contour Drawing leads to closer
observation and greater MANUAL control

• That is, control of how one uses ones HANDS
  (manos en espanol, no?)- to record the
  observations of ones eye MOVEMENTS as vision is
  trained to slowly study the outer edge and
  structural lines of anything ORGANIC.

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THE HUMAN FIGURE o.k., well study MANGA and
ANIME

• Due to popular demand we approached the human
  figure in motion in a few studio exercises using
  the art of Japanes Manga, Anime and contemporary
  American comics and cartoons adult swim (even!)

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Student Motivation was great during this period
thanks to Japanese influences on contemporary
American youth tastes in ART
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Andres Espinal
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adult swim
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Dalibels Samurai Govins ROBOmedic
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Jalisa Beverly loves Manga lads
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From the sketchbook of Jose Ceballos
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Kadidja Bayor
Karisma Arrington --------------
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From the sketchbooks of Richard Cespedes
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Richard and other Manga artists learn by copying
images to develop skills
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Thats all for now Folks!
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Drawing the Human Face Portraits
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After rudimentary studio exercises studying the
anatomy of the FACE, Kappa students studied
VALUES from this drawing by Italian Renaissance
master PARMAGIANNINO Amazing results followed!
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Kelvins Vincent Parmagiannino
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Other Portraits
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