Plaster model EKORSHE, Ball, Ø 20 cm

Studying geometric forms is a fundamental step in academic drawing, laying the groundwork for mastering the depiction of more complex shapes. Objects like the sphere, cube, cylinder, and cone have clear structural design, making them ideal for learning construction principles, perspective, and light and shadow logic.

Through drawing these simple forms, students develop spatial thinking, understand proportions, and grasp how to represent three-dimensional objects on a flat surface. This stage is essential for building solid skills in academic art.