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Making Marks, Process and Gestural Sketching, Intuitive and Automatic Drawing Discussion on Style and Expression vs. Articulation and Design​
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New to Drawing? Making Marks!
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Exquisite Corpse is a vintage drawing game that was played by surrealists such as Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray in the 1920s. Based on an old parlor game called Consequences that broke a story down into a set structure, Exquisite Corpse breaks down a drawing of a body into three sections: a head, torso, and legs. By keeping each section a surprise from the next person, the combinations become spontaneous and outrageous.
On Thursday June 15th, AIGA Tampa Bay brought back this classic to Cage Brewing for a night of surprising collaboration. Check out the results here. 


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  • HOME
    • ABOUT ME
    • FAVE ARTISTS
    • My Library
  • MFA SESSION
    • COURSE LINKS
    • SLO and ASSESSMENT
    • WEEK 1
    • WEEK 2
    • WEEK 3
    • WEEK 4
    • WEEK 5
    • WEEK 6
  • ILLUSTR8 ARTBOX
    • Thumbnails & Composition
    • Sketchbooks
    • Using References
    • Presentation and Printing
    • DRAWING >
      • Drawing Media
      • Sketching and Gestural Marks
      • Lines, Edges, Contours
      • Shapes, Space, Planes & Angles
      • Values & Ink
      • Subtractive & Tonal Masses
      • Perspective
      • Still Life Strategies
      • Realism Inspiration
    • Water Media
    • Oil Painting
    • STORYBOARD
    • ENVIRONMENTS
    • DIGITAL DRAWING
    • MFA Student Projects
    • LIFE DRAWING TIPS
    • GESTALT
  • CRITIQUE ME
  • PROFESSIONAL PERKS