Get your students thinking about the proportions of the body with this ‘Vitruvian mannequin’ resource. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian man, it’s a good task to teach before embarking on life drawing. Students will:
- Learn about da Vinci’s Vitruvian man. A modest example of the Vitruvian man is on the worksheet. (Yes, I gave him a pair of shorts!)
- Learn about the proportions of the body through a practical task.
- Improve their drawing and shading skills.
This download includes the three worksheets pictures here which are:
- A resource that shows the Vitruvian man and a Vitruvian mannequin.
- A good example of a completed drawing.
- A blank circle and square for students to draw within.
- A one-page PowerPoint to show the good example on screen.
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