Drawing Class: Log 02
Who: Raikov and his students/lurkers
What: Drawing class
Where: The art room
When: June 16th, afternoon
Warnings: Raikov.
Well, Raikov was happy that his students had actually managed to learn something the past two classes. Today, they were finally going to move on to something else. The only thing set up in the class room was a large easel with a blank sheet of paper and a relatively good sized wooden mannequin on his desk.
Dressed in his usual attire of a dark colored dress shirt and tight blue jeans, he waited until all his students were settled before speaking.
"I know you're all sick of drawing various shapes by now and trying to shade them corectly.. and since you all seemed to be getting the hang of it, we're going to move further. Today we're going to putting those shapes together to form a figure, such as this manniquin. As you can see, the human body isn't as complicated as you would think. This goes for animals and plenty of other things as well."
He inspects the mannequin for a bit, "I want you to draw this. Or rather, the dolls I'm about to give each of you. Although it's not completely accurate to the human body, it definitely helps. You'll eventually learn how to pick out errors in anatomy but we won't worry about this for a while."
What: Drawing class
Where: The art room
When: June 16th, afternoon
Warnings: Raikov.
Well, Raikov was happy that his students had actually managed to learn something the past two classes. Today, they were finally going to move on to something else. The only thing set up in the class room was a large easel with a blank sheet of paper and a relatively good sized wooden mannequin on his desk.
Dressed in his usual attire of a dark colored dress shirt and tight blue jeans, he waited until all his students were settled before speaking.
"I know you're all sick of drawing various shapes by now and trying to shade them corectly.. and since you all seemed to be getting the hang of it, we're going to move further. Today we're going to putting those shapes together to form a figure, such as this manniquin. As you can see, the human body isn't as complicated as you would think. This goes for animals and plenty of other things as well."
He inspects the mannequin for a bit, "I want you to draw this. Or rather, the dolls I'm about to give each of you. Although it's not completely accurate to the human body, it definitely helps. You'll eventually learn how to pick out errors in anatomy but we won't worry about this for a while."