This exercise was from a class on schoolism on deconstructing figures and anatomy. The aim and goal of the task is to practice hatching strokes to build form and volume with certain directional mark making to describe shapes and simplify the figure to its simplest and clear silhouette. I found it fairly challenging and difficult on what direction of the marks should chosen as intention of what should be defined and essential to communicate. Next is to practice building values through hatching and building form with density of strokes, which something i have never tried tackling before and is out of my comfort zone. The best thing i took away from these assignments was the importance of observation and the skill to visualise any subject to its most basic forms.
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