Page 10 Upside Down Drawing
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Objective
I can create a drawing of an object by focusing on lines and shapes rather than what I think the object should look like when drawing it upside down.
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Practice
6 questions
Explain in your own words why drawing an image upside down can help you draw it more accurately.
Describe the difference between drawing what you *think* something looks like and drawing what you *actually* see.
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Exit ticket
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“Describe how you would approach drawing an upside-down chair, focusing on the specific lines and shapes you would observe and draw first. Explain how focusing on lines and shapes, instead of what you know an upside-down shoe looks like, can help you draw it more accurately. ”
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