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  • Artistic Anatomy and Morphology II
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Weeks Topics
Week - 1 Introduction to the course; overview of the anatomical structure of the human head, introduction to bone and muscle masses.
Week - 2 Lip anatomy: surface form, muscular structure, and volumetric relationships. Observational drawings.
Week - 3 Lip modeling: three-dimensional form construction, symmetry, and surface transitions.
Week - 4 Nose anatomy: bone and cartilage structure, surface form, and light-shadow relationships. Observational drawings.
Week - 5 Nose modeling: volume construction, plane changes, and surface integrity.
Week - 6 Nose modeling: volume construction, plane changes, and surface integrity.
Week - 7 MIDTERM: Evaluation of lip and nose drawings and modeling studies.
Week - 8 Ear anatomy: complex fold structure, depth, and surface form relationships. Observational drawings.
Week - 9 Ear modeling: layered folds, interior-exterior form relationships, and surface transitions.
Week - 10 Foot skeletal structure: bone anatomy, joint relationships, and weight-bearing axes. Drawing studies.
Week - 11 Bare foot anatomy: surface form, muscle, and skin covering relationships. Observational drawings.
Week - 12 Foot modeling: from skeletal structure to surface form, overall volume, and balance construction.
Week - 13 Foot modeling: from skeletal structure to surface form, overall volume, and balance construction.
Week - 14 FINAL: Portfolio evaluation of all works produced throughout the semester and final presentation.
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