Introduction Chapter 1: Drawing as Reference Chapter 2: Drawing as Planning and Design Chapter 3: Drawing as Surface Chapter 4: Drawing as Making Chapter 5: Drawing as Thinking Chapter 6: Drawing as Technology Conclusion Contributors Glossary Bibliography Index
Making and Drawing is an exploration of drawing from both a practical and a theoretical perspective, aimed at makers and artists of all kinds. The book examines drawing as a tool used in the process of making, as well as a form of making or decoration in itself.
Kyra Cane was leader of the Harrow Ceramics degree course at the University of Westminster from 2000 to 2009, and has been a lecturer in drawing and ceramics since 1986. She has been an external validator for the Royal College of Art, external examiner for Glasgow School of Art and held the post of Chair of the National Association of Ceramics in Higher Education. She is a successful potter based at the Harley Foundation in Nottinghamshire, a selected member of Contemporary Applied Arts and a Fellow of the Craft Potters Association of Great Britain.
This book provides a fascinating insight into the relationship
between drawing in two dimensions and the creating of finished
works in three.
*The Artist*
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