Web resource for your students

[Celeste McCall]

Though this message is not about books or videos I couldn't find another topic to post under. There are many web pages that are wonderful to give your students so that they might view them at home after or during the workshop. One of my favorite links is:

http://www.wildlifeart.org/Rungius/intro_movie.html

This is a basic "movie" that is a great visual experience for the student. It also lets them paint a virtual painting. I just can not say enough about this site. Thanks Tucker Smith!

Now, do any of you have a favorite website other than Hagan that you could share with the rest of us who like to provide web sites to our students?
Hagan is also wonderful but I already have this one.

[Richard Budig]

Here's a site that may be of interest.

http://www.fineart.sk/

It is a site where the Andrew Loomis books can be found and downloaded, albeit one page at a time.

Marvin Mattelson just posted it for me in anothe place in this topic group. However, I, too, found this site recently.

[Celeste McCall]

This site looks interesting. And the book will be valuable. Thanks for the link.

We might add that if anyone objects to nudity, then don't go there.

This website would help the students draw various poses and parts of the human anatomy. So, thanks Richard, again it's an interesting link. Can't wait to download the pages of the book and read them.