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Perspective Drawing: Observed, Imagined, Remembered
Session Four: June 30-July 12
Janet Link
Perspective Drawing: Observed, Imagined, Remembered
In this workshop we will dive into the theory and methods of constructing pictorial space and form. Information will be presented in lectures and demonstrations and applied through exercises and independent projects using drafting tools to make mechanical and freehand perspective drawings. Students will create reference libraries of perspective techniques and drawings of observed, imagined, and remembered objects and spaces. We’ll consider perspective drawing as a design tool, a foundational element in an observational practice, and as an interesting end in itself. Whether you want to begin, refresh, or deepen your relationship with perspective drawing, you will learn to construct and visualize space and form more fluently. All levels.
Full description and instructor bio at https://penland.org/workshops/workshops-by-session/
Janet Link, Perspective Study, graphite, 16 x 16 inches
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