Art Education
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The character of a Teddybear can be expressed most easily with a crayon.
(4) The third dimension. While this has not been wholly ignored in the earlier practice, it now assumes first importance. The children learn the three essentials in a picture: ground, object, and background. They learn to think into the picture with assurance. They discover the various effects of distance: (a) that the farther away, or into the picture, an object is, the smaller it appears; and (6) that the farther away it... is, the higher up it must be represented on the paper; and also (c) that the position and size of the drawing, together with the relative areas of ground and background, determine the effect which the 6s ART EDUCATION picture produces, whether pleasurable or other- wise. Spherical objects are best for first lessons in suggesting this third dimension, for they pre- sent the fewest possible difficulties in foreshorten- ing. Hemispherical objects are next in degree of difficulty.
The aim should be the truth of appearance as to size, position, and character of each object, and beauty of space relations upon the sheet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The character of a Teddybear can be expressed most easily with a crayon.
(4) The third dimension. While this has not been wholly ignored in the earlier practice, it now assumes first importance. The children learn the three essentials in a picture: ground, object, and background. They learn to think into the picture with assurance. They discover the various effects of distance: (a) that the farther away, or into the picture, an object is, the smaller it appears; and (6) that the farther away it... is, the higher up it must be represented on the paper; and also (c) that the position and size of the drawing, together with the relative areas of ground and background, determine the effect which the 6s ART EDUCATION picture produces, whether pleasurable or other- wise. Spherical objects are best for first lessons in suggesting this third dimension, for they pre- sent the fewest possible difficulties in foreshorten- ing. Hemispherical objects are next in degree of difficulty.
The aim should be the truth of appearance as to size, position, and character of each object, and beauty of space relations upon the sheet.
What to read after Art Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Turner Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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