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Teaching figure drawing
From: Gail1611
Date: Thu Feb 24 2000 - 18:19:20 PST
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Hi ,
I have taught figure drawing to my 1-8th graders for years but never felt
there was much carry over. I've done gesture drawings, contour line drawings,
portraits, doing figures with spots where the body bend to help them see
these changes. Each time we're done, it's back to stick figures or very
immature people. I would like ideas for a unit so things are repeated and
maybe, just maybe remembered. Got some great ideas? Please share! Thanks
everyone. Gail
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