GESTURE
First we drew short gesture drawings until 12:00, focusing on obtaining correct leg position.
OUTLINE TALK
After this Amy lectured on line construction stating that it is important not to outline what you are drawing. It does not matter if we are doing gestures or longer drawings outlines tend to flatten the work. Outlines, if added to help visual comprehension, should be secondary to the contour and cross contour lines as they are less descriptive of the rounded nature of the 3d form. She mentioned that outlining makes it look like a coloring book. Which made a lot of sense to me because you have to fill in information to make the image appear 3d in a coloring book.
She mentioned ways to stay away from outlining such as picking descriptive long axis lines, similar to how we being our shell drawings. Then it is important to define the form with cross contours.
After this discussion we had a break. And came back to learn about the scapula and clavicle:
SCAPULA:-Shoulder blade
-Looks like a triangle
-Located from the 2nd to 7th rib (means it is 1/2 the ribcage)
-The acromion process of the scapula is where the clavicle attaches (the curvy part coming off of the triangle is a projection on the scapula. the box shape on the end of this projection is the acromion process)
CLAVICLE:-Collar bone
-S curve
-Is cone like on the medial side but becomes more flat towards the lateral end.
Then Amy explained many arm and back
MUSCLES:
Top: Anterior Bottom: Posterior
VOL 3
Teres Minor 30
Infraspintus 32
Supraspinatus 34
Teres Major 36
Triceps 98-101
Anconeus 102-105
Brachialis 106
Biceps 108-111
Coraco Brachialis 112
Deltoid 114,116,118
VOL 5
Serratus 82
Rhomboids (major and minor) 84-87
Latissimus Dorsi 96
Pectoralis Major 98-102
Trapezius 106, 108, 110
NEXT SHELL ASSIGNMENT DUE: 4/15
MUSCLES: 4/20
hope that helps :)
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