60-451 Advanced DP3: Figurative Drawing
10 units, Carnegie Mellon University
This advanced course delves deeply into the artistic representation of the human body, drawing on art historical references to contextualize our relationship with the human form. Through intensive study and practice, students will develop a nuanced understanding of how artists throughout history have interpreted the body, and how these interpretations have shaped cultural and societal perspectives. Emphasis will be placed on refining our looking skills, honing our ability to observe and interpret the human figure with precision and sensitivity. Students will explore a variety of techniques and approaches to figure drawing, with the goal of developing a personal style and expressive voice. Central to the course is the question What are we trying to say with our representations of the human body Through critical analysis and thoughtful experimentation, students will explore this question, gaining a deeper understanding of the power and significance of figurative art.
Prerequisites: none listed
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