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Before the pupil can adequately represent plant life, he must draw single leaves and flowers in various positions.
For this lesson avoid leaves having such irregular outlines as the maple. The plantain leaf is a good one to begin with; it is simple in contour and is pliable when on the desk. Dis- courage any attempts to represent veins, lest the whole be sac- rificed in mean- ingless detail, as illustrated in the pupils' drawings in Figure 5.
It is easier to draw boat No. I than either of the o...thers, and it is easier to draw a flat- tened out leaf than one which appears fore- shortened, but after a few les- sons in leaf per- Figure 4.
NATURE DRAWING AND COMPOSITION 8i Figure 5.
spective there is no excuse for ironed out drawings. Each pupil should so arrange the parts of his plant that a naturalistic effect may be secured as it rests on the paper on the desk, Fig. ii.
A DOMINANT PART IN THE COMPOSITION There is always one principle element or group in any work of art.
This element is generally made the more intelligent and beautiful through the use of consistent accessories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before the pupil can adequately represent plant life, he must draw single leaves and flowers in various positions.
For this lesson avoid leaves having such irregular outlines as the maple. The plantain leaf is a good one to begin with; it is simple in contour and is pliable when on the desk. Dis- courage any attempts to represent veins, lest the whole be sac- rificed in mean- ingless detail, as illustrated in the pupils' drawings in Figure 5.
It is easier to draw boat No. I than either of the o...thers, and it is easier to draw a flat- tened out leaf than one which appears fore- shortened, but after a few les- sons in leaf per- Figure 4.
NATURE DRAWING AND COMPOSITION 8i Figure 5.
spective there is no excuse for ironed out drawings. Each pupil should so arrange the parts of his plant that a naturalistic effect may be secured as it rests on the paper on the desk, Fig. ii.
A DOMINANT PART IN THE COMPOSITION There is always one principle element or group in any work of art.
This element is generally made the more intelligent and beautiful through the use of consistent accessories.
What to read after Nature Drawing From Various Points of View;?
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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