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Introduction | |
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Basic principles in drawing animals | |
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Deciding on specific impressional qualities | |
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Anatomical knowledge used to pinpoint essence | |
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Understanding the structural design of an animal | |
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Deciding on a viewing angle | |
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Body cover textures | |
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Learning about proportion - a first priority | |
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Proportion - a distinctive feature of animal form | |
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Establishing proportion - a practical guide | |
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Practical work on proportion | |
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Repose and motion - structural and dynamic rules | |
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Modes of standing, sitting and lying | |
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Modes of locomotive movement | |
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Exercises in repose and motion | |
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Freedom - improvisation - experiment | |
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The forms of the hindleg | |
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Drawing the construction of the skeleton | |
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The musculature | |
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Studies based on a constructional approach and on visualization | |
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The forms of the foreleg | |
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Drawing the shoulder and foreleg of specialized runners | |
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Disposition of the musculature in specialized runners | |
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The whole leg of a runner: constructional analysis and drawing from imagination | |
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Drawing the shoulder and foreleg of carnivores | |
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Basic disposition of the musculature | |
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A constructional approach combined with visualization | |
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The special shape of the shoulder girdle in primates | |
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The form of the trunk | |
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Study of the vertebral column as a structure creating form | |
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Drawing the thorax as a plastic core | |
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Drawing the skeleton of the whole trunk | |
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Disposition of the pure trunk muscles | |
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Graphic aids to depicting the body | |
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Head forms | |
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Types of skull structures | |
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Drawing the skull constructionally | |
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The head and the shapes of its soft parts | |
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Drawing the head as a whole | |
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Coming to terms with the whole animal figure | |
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Drawings as built designs | |
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Sketching | |
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Free play | |