ART 291: Sculpture I

The Rabbit

 

 

 Drawings from Animal Anatomy on File. Reference QL812.5 A55 1990 Main (2nd) floor 

 

The Bat

 

 

 

 
Drawings from Animal Anatomy on File. Reference QL812.5 A55 1990 Main (2nd) floor 

The Penguin
Found Object Guidelines

Draw a subject from the animal world: anything that runs, trots, shuffles, crawls, flies, slinks, paddles, burrows, swims or lurches...EXCEPT human beings.

Identify its physical properties: basic form or shape, proportions, dominant characteristics or features, signature posture, prevalent attitude, surface texture or patterning of hair/fur/feathers/scales/etc., color if relevant. 

Use morphology views to see the structure and trace interior support systems.

Find Drawings in Valley Library

There are several ways to find drawings in Valley Library:

1.  Specific books

  • Animal Anatomy on File Reference QL812.5.A55 1990 Main (2nd) floor
  • On the Anatomy of Vertebrates  Vol I: Fishes & Reptiles. Vol II: Birds & Mammals  QL805.O9 1st floor
  • A Key to Amphibians  Reference QL652.2.P69  Main (2nd) floor

2.  Search the Library Catalog for the name of your creature and, in parentheses, add (morphology or anatomy).  Ex: bees and (morphology or anatomy)

3. Browse the shelves in the QL's (1st Floor): 

  • QL360-599.82  Invertebrates
  • QL461-599.82   Insects
  • QL605-739.8    Chordates.  Vertebrates
  • QL614-639.8     Fishes
  • QL640-669.3     Reptiles and amphibians
  • QL671-699        Birds
  • QL700-739.8     Mammals
Course Instructor

Tom Morandi 

Tom.Morandi@oregonstate.edu

737-5017

Course Librarian
  • Librarian: Loretta Rielly
  • Office Location: Valley Library, 4th floor
  • Office Hours: Tuesdays: 3:00 - 4:30 or by appointment
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