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Timothy C. Tyler · 07-23-2002, 07:04 PM

We may already start to drift off the subject here, but who cares. Purpose is important. The painter in doing prep drawing FOR A PAINTING will work very differently than someone doing a finished drawing from the inception. Images will be really useful here.

Richard McDonald's prep drawings are really neat as loose drawings. Most sculptors don't draw such fine "finshed" drawings. Some are using "in- sync" video cameras of dancers shot from different angles, so they can see many angles frozen from a moving model.

07-23-2002, 07:04 PM	#5
Timothy C. Tyler Inactive Joined: Jan 2002 Location: Siloam Springs, AR Posts: 911	Intent We may already start to drift off the subject here, but who cares. Purpose is important. The painter in doing prep drawing FOR A PAINTING will work very differently than someone doing a finished drawing from the inception. Images will be really useful here. Richard McDonald's prep drawings are really neat as loose drawings. Most sculptors don't draw such fine "finshed" drawings. Some are using "in- sync" video cameras of dancers shot from different angles, so they can see many angles frozen from a moving model.