UNCREATIVE DRAWING: Questioning the Decline of Instructional Teaching Methods
Abstract
Drawing courses are part ofthe most important basic
practical skills courses at any art anddesignmajor studio, yet its meaningful
practice rather going unnoticed. It is to present that drawing deserve to be studied
thoroughly likewise a meaningful domain of the unknown area of creativity. In
recent years, design and drawing has received many researches attention; digging
into scholarly research on drawing has actually been spreading at many visual
art and design school. Based upon to this perspective, the production of knowledge
through learning to draw contributes to the construction of the knowledge inherent
in the artappreciation itself. This paper considers the significance of
studying on how the students learn to draw object as realistic as it can be. It
is about explicating an appreciation of the meaningful process of learning to
drawn by the students of visual communication designat their first semester of
foundation year. This study conduct by team teaching addressing the imitationtheory
as the methodology behind thepractices of drawing courses. The team scrutinize
students’ works as the objective of research. However, the
objective is an exceptional one, which is the dual experience brought about by
the student as the instrument who producing the drawing and the instructor as
the spectators welcoming and wondering what the students’ works would be
appeared like. In a particular way, this research is to show the process of marking to
drawaspractice-based artistic research.
Keywords: drawing, aesthetic,immitation,
representational, perception.