ART106 : Artistic Anatomy

Department

Department of

Academic Program

Bachelor in Art Education

Type

Compulsory

Credits

02

Prerequisite

Overview

Course Description

- Art was always combined with science, and we see this in the relationship between visual arts and anatomy, we see it through the history of art because the history of art is part of art itself and the history of science is also part of science inseparable from it. This leads us to realize the role of art in science through artistic anatomy, anatomical drawing is central to the teaching and study of anatomy, so the following is studied in the course of artistic anatomy to give the learner the ability to see art determined by the exact proportions of objects to be drawn.

- Study of the human body in terms of its composition, movements and manifestations in terms of technical anatomy.

Study the skeleton of a human being in theory and practice and study the group of muscles that drive it and its impact on the external shape of the human body.

Study the emotions and effects that occur to the body during the different effects with the observation and study of individual differences between individuals in the surrounding environment to gain the learner/ student through the ability to innovate during drawing.

Description of practical part (Laboratory projects):

Draw the whole body in different positions.

Showing the anatomical differences between men and women through the drawing process.

- Drawing of the skeleton and drawing of the skull and muscles in multiple positions.

- Drawing the body positions in a proper way, in addition to drawing parts of the body such as the movement of hands and feet

Intended learning outcomes

1 The student should be able to recognize the correct proportions of the scale of drawing the human body.

2 The student should be able to explain the composition of the human body and the functions of the skeleton and muscle.

3 The student should be able to explain how to draw the head, body and angles of motion for each joint to master human drawing.

4 The student should be able to distiguish the role and importance of primary planning in the construction and drawing of the body.

Teaching and learning methods

1. Practical lectures

2. Panel discussions and dialog (to resolve issues and problems)

3. Search through the Internet for similar topics

Methods of assessments

Date of assessment (week) Percentage Observations

1 First midterm exam The fifth week 20%

2 Second midterm exam The tenth week 20%

3 Final examination The 15th week 60%

Total 100 degrees 100%

Exercises

Lecture

Number of hours

The scientific topic

1

1

2

The student knows the anatomy and its importance and the structural proportions of the body we express in general about the human body skeleton its importance and its structure and function

1

1

2

To provide the student with knowledge of the proportions across civilizations and their differences and adopt the DaVinci drawing scale and to see the modern proportions in the cartoons and apply them to drawing and find the differences in the structure of men and women

1

1

2

Preparing a special technical book to draw drawings by lectures and the importance of planning by repeating proportions in the human body and drawing the skeleton within it

2

2

Drawing the skull and defining the function and composition of bones and the movement of the jaw and the motor positions of it in several angles and the use of tools necessary for the diagram of the skull and the formation of creative images of it

The first half-hour exam is the fifth week

1

1

2

Study the skeleton and most important muscles and the movement of the corners of the joints of the whole body

1

1

2

Study the movements of different situations by drawing living models and applying previous knowledge

1

1

2

Study the detailed features of the body in cases of sitting, standing and movement

1

1

2

Study joint movements by reviewing images of different sports hands, legs, head and back

The second half-hour exam is the 10th week

1

1

2

A study of facial features in different expressions with a study of the most important facial muscles by drawing expressions and preparing an anatomical artwork of the skull with an artistic touch of the student's imagination

1

1

2

Free work is carried out based on the above by drawing the schematic structure and the muscular was done outside with different coloring pens and drawing clothes for the body so that each layout is a different color on the same paper

1

1

2

Use differences in the formative structure of objects to create manual diagrams next to the environment surrounding different places

The final two-hour exam is week 15

28

Total

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