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Proportions Human Figure Measuring and Siting
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Proportions

Human FigureMeasuring and Siting

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ProportionRatio

Proportion refers to the comparative relationship of size. It can be expressed using a mathematical ratio and can be observed by comparing:

• One form to another• One part to the whole

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ProportionRatio

Ideal Proportions and Convention

The notion of “correct” proportion is often based on familiarity, norms, and convention.

Ideals can relate to the human body and accepted beliefs ofphysical beauty, or to the design of common objects.

Junya Nutanake. Lace ruff collar. Comme des Garçons.

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Ideal

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Measuring Using Pencil

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Plotting the Figure’s Proportions

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Distortion of the Figure’s Proportions

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Parmigianino Madonna with the Long Neckc. 1535-1540

Elongation

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Alberto Giacometti 's figure stands 12 heads high. The loss in natural proportion is made up in expressive power.

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Contemporary: Jenny Saville

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Contemporary:John Currin


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