I had a professor like that at Cal State University at Northridge. Ed Scheeler. He taught physiology. He was soft spoken but drew amazingly well. He was completely organized and and broke down the systems of the body with such precision, it was actually a feat not to understand. We had 105 students in our class and it was packed every class. I still remember lots of things decades later. He dress like a mortician and rarely laughed but he was one of my favorite teachers in life. A visual learner’s dream.
He is a teacher of illustration. His name is Chuan-Bin Chung and he teaches Illustration, Anatomy of Arts and Painting Skill at the Department of Visual Communication Design of Shu-Te University. Don't worry, he is not wasting anyone's precious time b showing off his drawing skills. He is doing his job, that is, to teach drawing.
LordDinglebury on June 11st, 2021 at 04:02 UTC »
“Professor, can we go home? It’s 3 am.”
“No! I’m not done yet.”
Kwelikinz on June 11st, 2021 at 05:14 UTC »
I had a professor like that at Cal State University at Northridge. Ed Scheeler. He taught physiology. He was soft spoken but drew amazingly well. He was completely organized and and broke down the systems of the body with such precision, it was actually a feat not to understand. We had 105 students in our class and it was packed every class. I still remember lots of things decades later. He dress like a mortician and rarely laughed but he was one of my favorite teachers in life. A visual learner’s dream.
ThrowRAqwertyui on June 11st, 2021 at 09:02 UTC »
He is a teacher of illustration. His name is Chuan-Bin Chung and he teaches Illustration, Anatomy of Arts and Painting Skill at the Department of Visual Communication Design of Shu-Te University. Don't worry, he is not wasting anyone's precious time b showing off his drawing skills. He is doing his job, that is, to teach drawing.