ANIMATION WORLD MAGAZINE - ISSUE 5.01 - APRIL 2000
Using The Idea Of Atmosphere
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This course has focused on the fundamentals of describing forms and basic procedures. It is important to keep in mind that these fundamentals, i.e. boxes, cylinders, spheres, atmospheric perspective, etc. are tools. As tools, these basic elements can be used in many ways in the service of your needs. As the tools and basic procedures become part of your thinking pattern, you transform them into a personal language of communication. A basic drawing course is, in essence, a basic visual-thinking course.
This manual was designed as a twelve week course in basic figure drawing. When I teach in the classroom, my students take this course many times, some even taking the basic course for a number of years. My goal is to give you the tools to keep studying whether in a class or on your own.
For many disciplines it is a simple truth that the more advanced you become the more important the basics are. It is no different when you learn to draw.
Remember: knowing the basics provides the tools for expression.
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