DRAWING II (3 SCU)

Learning Outcomes:

Upon successful completion of this course, students are expected to be able to Understand the basic structure of human and animal figure from inside out, Understand the movement of human and animal, Master the rendering skill of human, animal, landscape, and architecture using traditional media (pen/ink, charcoal, and pencil), Performing various rendering exercises for human figure and animal, Produce a finished illustration piece that emulates all those skills and principles for the final project.

Topics:

This course reinforces on the structure and anatomy of the human figure and animals. With the foundation from Drawing 1, students render proportion, weight, form and mass gesture, light and shadow of the figure using different technique of mark making. Composition and rendering skills are important to produce good and anatomically correct drawing, either from direct observation or from imagination. The students are also trained to critique each other’s work.

Pre-requisite(s): Drawing I