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drawing people "properly" - important?

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kissingfrogs · 05/04/2010 22:34

dd2s teacher mentioned something about the importance of drawing people properly (head, body, arms, legs).
Dd2 (4.8) always draws people as a head with legs & arms, she just doesn't "get" the body thing even though I've spent time encouraging her.
Is there some sort of developmental relevance to "proper" drawing of people? Surely it's just a childish thing to draw as you please?

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Builde · 08/04/2010 11:02

I'm not sure it's a predictor of intelligence; more of drawing ability.

I can think of many academic and intelligent people who draw poorly as adults.

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