7 L's of Gesture drawing. Provide by Grad School professor. Draw in a way that captures ACTION.
- Draw Loosely
- Draw Lightly
- Draw Lines of Action (like something tight or being tugged)
- Draw Lines of Rhythm (like folds in cloth and leg movement)
- Draw Long
- Draw Large
- Draw Lively
Sketch book images to aspire to.
Gesture examples from Grad class
Gesture using a yard stick and sharpie
Depending on the class maturity level like what my teacher said in college. Have a nudity figure drawing cd rom or and dressed one. Still choose a figure that covers certain areas all though they are nude.
This lesson plan should also begin with newspaper paper and work the students up to a nicer set of paper.
To begin the lesson I could volunteer to be sketched and then after a couple of rounds have each student get up and pose. To make it fun, possibly have them on the desks if its safe.
Day 2 of gesture drawing could be an option of detailing a piece of the image to their liking.
A final project will an exceptional completion of a gesture using chalk or conte crayons. Large image. Make a crazy gestural face or a shot of the whole body. For the students that do not want to do a self portrait or draw a class member I will also have a still life set up in the room.
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