10 Jun 22:57
--..we can use .gif avatars here?
10 Jun 14:03
--Man I'm addicted to art study but I need sleep ... off to bed now ... night Daggerz!
10 Jun 13:49
--@Adam Lina: Just a shot in the dark here but if you're using Internet Explorer, try Google Chrome instead? I've had trouble on here with IE.
10 Jun 08:19
--@Amit thanks for recommending "Understanding comics", a most enjoyable and captivating read!
10 Jun 07:35
--Hey @John! Whenever you return. I haven't found such an artist as "Abnormal" in the Internet, would be most grateful if you posted a link :)
10 Jun 00:51
--As you say - one could then use perspective grids and reference to check that the "recall" was correct.
10 Jun 00:31
--Well couldn't you invoke the "recall" process by attempting a sketch from memory and then checking that it is correct?
10 Jun 00:19
--Yeah, not everything i this article will apply to art, this is mostly for academic learning, whereas a large part of what we do is internalising tacit knowledge
10 Jun 00:16
--I think there's also a "recall" element to the Self Test strategy as well though - so a student might use a flash card which asks them to remember something and they try to recall it?
10 Jun 00:10
--You self test with art with perspective grids and reference, and use them as an answer sheet.
10 Jun 00:08
--So that article is saying that Self Testing and Distributed Practice are the best 2 strategies?
09 Jun 23:52
--Zest man - that looks like an excellent article on study strategies - I will have to give it a good read when I get some time - thanks for sharing :)