Art History School | Can't Draw? Oh, Yes You Can @ArtHistorySchool | Uploaded July 2017 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
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Please note: I understand the Chinese character used is not correct. Do you think you can't draw? Oh, yes you can. Were you told in school all those years ago you couldn't draw? I'm saying if you can write, you can draw. I'll show you that writing and drawing are exactly the same process. Teaching writing skills is the same as teaching drawing skills hopefully this will motivate those who think they cannot draw. It follows then that anyone who can write can also draw. I go on to show how artists, such as Picasso, used this idea in his paintings and drawings to communicate just like an author. A book is full of shapes which, when grouped together we call words, a painting is full of shapes too and the same mental skills are required to read both. So, you read a Picasso painting like you read a book, you read the shapes.
This video would be a useful for teachers.
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Please note: I understand the Chinese character used is not correct. Do you think you can't draw? Oh, yes you can. Were you told in school all those years ago you couldn't draw? I'm saying if you can write, you can draw. I'll show you that writing and drawing are exactly the same process. Teaching writing skills is the same as teaching drawing skills hopefully this will motivate those who think they cannot draw. It follows then that anyone who can write can also draw. I go on to show how artists, such as Picasso, used this idea in his paintings and drawings to communicate just like an author. A book is full of shapes which, when grouped together we call words, a painting is full of shapes too and the same mental skills are required to read both. So, you read a Picasso painting like you read a book, you read the shapes.
This video would be a useful for teachers.
For more art history videos and worksheets designed for schools visit:-
artistinschool.com
Facebook Page: facebook.com/artistinschool
Email: paul@artistinschool.com
Download Free 'What is Art' Ebook from artistinschool.com/what-is-art
