Class Drawing 1.1

Basic drawing architecture

Not applicable

Drawing from life and drawing from memory; the images of the drawing; what we see, what we know and what we draw; visual sensors, perception and cognition; drawing from sight and by hand; inverted drawing; full and empty spaces; blind drawing and blind perception; perceptual image and graphic representation; drawing machines and photography; tonal values and contour drawing. The Graphic Dairy; intuition versus reason: diagrammatic drawing and measured drawing; drawing with discipline; size and distance; proportion and scale; expertise and operational specification of sketches; sketch and study (detail); contour and inner contour; the absence of the line: direct stain and tonal values; instruments and props; dry media and liquid media; representation systems: systems and non systems; conical perspective; the axonometric systems; plans, sections and elevations; infography; atmospheric perspective; analysis of volume; hatching and cross hatching; constructed objects and organic objects

Use of audiovisual tecnology

Arnheim, Rudolf (1973). Arte & Percepção visual. São Paulo: Livraria Pioneira,. Arnheim, Rudolf (2001). La Forma Visual de la arquitectura. Editorial Gustavo Gilli, Barcelona. Edwards, Betty (1994). Aprender a dibujar cone el lado derecho del cérebro (Drawing on the right side of the brain). Barcelona: Urano. Gombrich, E. H. (1996). Art & Illusion, A study in the psychology of pictorial representation (18th edition). London: Phaidon Press Limited. Hale, Robert Beverly (1969). Drawing lessons from the great masters. New York: Watson-Guptil Publications. Massironi, Manfredo (1996). Ver pelo Desenho. Lisboa: Edições 70. Nicolaides, Kimon (1969). The Natural way to Draw, Boston: Houghton  Mifflin Company.