Youth from five different Vancouver Schools are training to be co-design artists for the
Plan-it Earth conference on April 15th. Planned by youth, for youth, registration started last week. Today's training session was at Granville Island. They learned: how to draw people in a one and two point perspective; marker techniques on vellum paper; and how to draw foliage quickly. First steps in learning co-design dialogue techniques from Stanley King.
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Stanley knows the art of gentle crit |
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use the marker to scale the size of a person |
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practicing design dialogue: where do you see yourself in this picture? |
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giving tips on drawing a pond
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the pond is rendered with minimal lines - fast sketching |
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