Drawing and its importance in the curricution
Drawing and its importance in the curricution In all its forms, drawing is a form of communication that people took throughout history to first represent the reality that surrounded them, but then it became more complex until they formed visual languages that, despite not representing anything specifically, they look for a graphic correlation with oral communication, and finally they are composed of graphics and conventions that began as drawings. From its origin, graphic representation came to be considered the universal language, often serving so that people who did not understand the most widespread forms of communication of a people could interpret their traditions, customs and problems anyway. It is no coincidence that cave paintings are permanent analysis material by anthropologists and researchers of ancient history, since it is usually the only means to understand the cultural elements of past eras. Importance of Drawing: With communication, we can transmit elements that we p...