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ART HIGH SCHOOL – DRAWING

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1 ART HIGH SCHOOL – DRAWING
Concept Vocabulary: Objective Expressive Gestures Proportion Techniques Gesture FIGURE DRAWING Modeling Contour Live Figure Study Portraiture Expressive Objective Model Objective Essential Understandings/Learning Goals: Students will understand the importance of drawing the figure and portrait from observation. Students will be able to demonstrate drawing techniques that help to create successful figures and portraits. Students will be able to create drawings that contain expressive figures and portraits.

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