The multiplicity of drawing possibilities from Libyan nature and its relationship to the pillars of contemporary plastic art
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https://doi.org/10.54172/3p8js656Keywords:
Drawing , nature , natural scenes , nature inspirationAbstract
Drawing is an essential element in both fine and applied arts. It has played a vital role in connecting practical and visual aspects. Talented individuals can capture the beauty of nature and depict it in various forms. Drawing is one of the oldest arts, born with humanity and evolving alongside it. By observing and practicing, humans have learned from nature, which serves as the true teacher of drawing, coloring, and design. This research focuses on introducing the diverse scenes of Libyan nature, including mountains, wilderness, deserts, and the sea.
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