Drawing and costume graphics, tutorial 1987

Table of contents:
INTRODUCTION 5

1. Introduction to Life Drawing 7
 
1.1. THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE graphic reading and writing IN TRAINING OF LIGHT INDUSTRY 7
 
1.2. PERCEPTION OF SPACE 9
 
1.3. PERSPECTIVE AS THE BASIS realistic images of objects 10
 
1.4. MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND THEIR APPLICATIONS FIGURE 20
 
2. Fine DRAWING TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS 25
 
2.1. Shape, volume and design in Figure 25
2.2. LINE AND BAR 26
2.3. CONCEPT OF PROPORTIONS 33
 
2.4. Chiaroscuro AND TRANSFER OF SPACE 33
 
2.5. Tones RELATIONS AND TRANSFER OF SPACE 37
 
2.6. METHOD IN THE DRAWING COMPARISONS 37
 
3. Life Drawing individual geometric bodies and groups of objects (LIFE) 30
 
3.1. GENERAL GUIDELINES 30
 
3.2. Life Drawing SELECTED GEOMETRIC BODIES 42
 
3.3. Life Drawing GROUPS OF GEOMETRIC BODIES 49

3.4. Still life of household items 51
 
4. INFORMATION ON THE ANATOMY OF PLASTIC AND THEIR APPLICATION IN THE PICTURE FIGURES
MAN 56
 
4.1. SKELETON trunk and extremities 56
 
4.2. SKULL 63
 
4.3. MUSCLE 68
 
4.4. PROPORTIONS OF THE BODY AND LIMBS 75
 
4.5. HEAD PROPORTIONS 87
 
5. DRAWING THE HUMAN FIGURE 90
 
5.1. FIGURE 90 HUMAN SKELETON
 
5.2. DRAWING anatomical plaster
FIGURE 92
 
5.3. FIGURE plaster figure of a man! 06
 
5.4. FIGURE figure with live model 108
5.5. DRAWING FOLDS (draperies) 118
5.6. FIGURES FIGURE man in a suit 121
 
5.7. DRAWING HEAD 126
 
5.8. DRAWING FOOT 134
5.9. DRAWING HAND IN HAND 138
 
6. GRAPHIC ART AS A KIND OF FINE ARTS 145
 
6.1. VARIETY OF SCHEDULES 145