We began with a
planar analysis of the face. Planes are important because 1. they reveal the structure of form and 2. they establish how and where values will be applied. The process for a planar drawing is to flatten all curved edges into straight lines. Imagine what a face would look like if you constructed it out of pieces of cardboard or wood. All the planes should be isolated like a puzzle.
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| Christiane Belle |
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| Leah Leahy |
After the warm-up students made drawings using their medium of choice. Although Christiane's drawing is unfinished, it is conceptually interesting. It appears to be part of a series based on "See No Evil, etc." Leah's drawing like Christiane's fills the page well and exhibits a strong sense of volume.
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