Review of the Model Drawing Fine Arts Students Faculty Language and Art Medan State University

Model drawings for fine arts students focused on human objects, in portrait poses and full body. Based on observations on training tasks done by students, most of them had difficulty to achieve human face resemblance with the model being imitated. On the other hand, students are also in accurate in applying the proportion of human anatomy and draperies. Then it was to know the accuracy of the application of proportions and draperies of cloth. The data collection technique of the research was by observing the students' drawing work in the final project. Observation accompanied by filling out observation sheets based on research variables. Documentation was conducted in the form of paper produced by the model, and photos of the model object being copied. Data analysis techniques used qualitative descriptive method. The results showed that 10% of the drawings achieved facial resemblance to the imitated model, the next 50% were less similar, and the next 40% were not similar. Dravery cloth on the results showed that 40% is right, the next 40% is not right, and the next 20% is not right. Analysis of the findings of this study revealed that the root of the problem was the finishing of imperfect arts (seen in lighting techniques the object was less plastic, the neatness of the image on the face elements is also less than perfect) and the weakness in displaying objects in perspective.