art-experience-sketching [Renick Bell]

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====== Sketching to Develop Art Experiences ======

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  - Le Corbusier, Sketch of bulls and peasant houses near Chandigarh, dated March 1951; Courtesy Foundation Le Corbusier, Paris.
  - https://www.kooness.com/posts/magazine/top-11-most-iconic-and-famous-sketches-ever-made

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  - Pablo Picasso 
  - bull sketches
  - https://www.pinterest.com/pin/317503842472885390/

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  - Salvador Dali
  - horse sketches
  - https://www.huffpost.com/entry/salvador-dali-diary_n_572235c7e4b0f309baeffb47

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  - Victor Vasarely
  - Sketch-[birth]-1955
  - https://www.proantic.com/en/display.php?id=971523

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  - Bridget Riley
  - early art school drawing on paper (detail)
  - Scottish National Gallery
  - https://artmag.co.uk/scottish-national-gallery-rsa-bridget-riley/

====== some points ======

  - try to see as many things as possible
  - try to see in different ways
  - try to see something new, make a discovery
  - try to experiment with different ways to express it (gesture, contour, abstraction)
  - try to be intuitive

don't:
  - decide if it's bad or good
  - get fixed on one viewpoint
  - think too much
  - give up