One of the tools that is useful to use when teaching students how to draw is to set up a still life. However, students can get bored with this concept. To make a still life more interesting for my students, I had them begin by studying artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude and their wrapped artworks. We watched the video The Gates, which documented the artist's recent work in New York City. The students began their still life studies with a warm-up drawing of the negative space of a chair. Next, the students wrapped the chair in fabric and twine. Students spent several days working on these drawings.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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