the free encyclopedia wiseGEEK: clear answers for common questions Schoolism Gesture Drawing with Alex Woo The top artists at the top studio never stop learning. But have you ever wondered who teaches them? Award-winning story artist, Alex Woo, does. In this incredible, eye-opening course, Alex will break down the fundamentals of gesture drawing into 7 foundational topics. "Gesture Drawing with Alex Woo" consists of 8 lectures presented over 12 weeks. Lesson Plan Watch Preview Lesson 1 - Line of Action The line of action is the foundation upon which you will build the rest of your drawing. Lesson 2 - Shape Shape will help you determine the overall feel and dynamics of your drawing. Lesson 3 - Silhouette Creating a strong silhouette will enhance your drawing's "readability". Lesson 4 - Space Using space will help give your drawings depth, and make them feel grounded in a physical reality. Lesson 5 - Exaggeration Lesson 6 - Extrapolation Extrapolation is the process by which you "read between the lines" and see beyond what is there. Lesson 7 - Story Lesson 8 - Final Review
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