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| ANATOMY
FOR ARTISTS ~ SANTA FE 2011 |
A
course of 12 lectures/drawing sessions
on Sunday mornings
10am-1pm
February 27th - May 15th 2011 |
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is an anatomy course specifically for artists who are interested
in using the figure in their work. Since the 15th century,
artists have relied on a thorough understanding of anatomy
to produce convincing depictions of humans and animals in their
work. Over 12 afternoons, we will thoroughly cover all the
bones of the human skeleton and the superficial muscles of
the body including the face. I will be concentrating mainly
on the surface muscles of the body that are actually visible
and some time will be spent discussing the methods we use to
move our bones through space and why it is that we have evolved
the particular muscles and bones that we have. Each three hour
session will comprise of a lecture followed by a drawing session
focusing on the part/s that we have been discussing. The student
will have the opportunity to compare real human bones to the
living model in order to better understand the body surfaces
that they see. |
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| REGISTRATION INFO |
The
cost for the class is $585 plus 8.0625 % NM sales tax ($632.16 total).
Full payment must
be made by February 17th to secure a place.
Supply List for class - please see
below.
To register for the course or if you have
any questions about it, please get in touch with me via my contact
page or
you can email me at: |
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| Please be sure to leave
a phone # where you can be reached so that I can confirm details
with you. |
Cheques
should be made out to me and mailed to: 1550b Pacheco #8 Santa Fe,
NM 87505.
If you would rather pay by credit card, please email me and
I will email you back an invoice with a link to pay me direct
via Paypal. You do not have to have a Paypal account to use this. |
The classes
will be held at
The Bettina Steinke Studio,
462 Acequia Madre, Unit 1. (on the corner of Acequia Madre & Garcia Street)
Santa Fe, NM |
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| Maximum 12 places
- register now! |
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| SUPPLY LIST |
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Drawing Paper (pad or loose sheets + drawing board - not newsprint)
Charcoal / soft pencils
Conté pencils – Sanguine and Black, or Conté chalks
Color pencils or pens for note taking
Note paper (US Letter size with holes to fit into a three
ring binder)
Putty and hard erasers
Aspirin (just kidding!)
Plenty of sleep before class
if you are thinking
of buying an anatomy book before class starts, please see
my 'Recommended
Books'. |
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