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| The Figure as Transient Form |
| ....with Artist Alan Tulloch |
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| An Online Connection for the Drawing Workshop, "The Figure as Transient Form" at ARTofficial 2004 |
| "Sprung"- Alan Tulloch, Charcoal on Paper 1986 |
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| The Figure as Transient Form |
| A 90min workshop is a small amount of time in a life if drawing. |
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| The Workshop - The Figure as Transient Form |
| The focus of the workshop is designed to offer a different outlook in drawing - seeing the figure as a structured form that can (and will) move. |
| Preworkshop Tutorials offer particants lead-in activities that increase learning. These Tutorials also introduce students to the Tutor, Alan Tulloch, and to his style of thinking. |
| When you arrive at the workshop, Alan Tulloch will be already drawing as students choose a place in the Studio. Such a drawing demonstration is not meant to foster imitation - rather, it is to create an atmosphere of industriousness. (It also means that student drawing time will not be taken up with teacher demonstration time.) |
| Participants will be introduced to a number of drawing approaches that will cause students to see the figure as a fluid, changeable form, benefiting from being drawn in inventive ways. |
| The technigue used in "Sprung" was adapted to reference the 'energy' in the pose. Lines that register body-part positions were formed to be a bit like compressed springs. |