CEDR 205 SU01: Figure Drawing
Expand observational and sketching skills in this immersive figure drawing course. Using diverse drawing materials and tools in both skeletal and live model sessions, students will learn to draft human anatomical structure through shape, texture, volume, and proportion. Students will practice different technical methods, such as gesture or contour drawing, to convey form and emotion of various poses. Traditional and contemporary applications of figure drawing, such as conveying concept through poses and compositions, will be explored.
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Jun 23-Jun 23 13:30:00-16:30:00 |
SU | D4384 | MAIN |
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Jul 7-Jul 28 13:30:00-16:30:00 |
SU | D4384 | MAIN |
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Aug 11-Aug 25 13:30:00-16:30:00 |
SU | D4384 | MAIN |
CEDR 100 Introductory Drawing is strongly recommended
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Tony O’Regan, MEDes (Arch), Visit Tony's video blog www.toregan.com .Tony graduated from Emily Carr in painting and studied architecture / industrial design receiving a Master of Environmental Design (Architecture/Design). He was awarded several teaching scholarships, initiating his interest in teaching. Tony, a designer with major Vancouver Architecture firms, designed prominent civic projects, such as the Richmond Library and Cultural Centre. His interests include Urban Design (SFU), Interior Design Faculty (Kwantlen) and Garden Design Faculty (UBC). Tony consulted in Shanghai on a major urban design project. He is also active as an exhibiting painter. Tony shares his enjoyment of art and design through his teaching. Tony created the popular courses: Creative Drawing and Architecture as well as Perspective for Artists and Designers.