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Date: 2005-09-29 05:15 pm (UTC)I'm currently doing a Design course, and had an "a-ha" moment last night doing my Observational Drawing homework exercise. Half way through doing the exercise (for the second time, I screwed it up badly on the first attempt) I suddenly understood how and why it was a useful technique. It would have been nice, of course, if my teacher could have explained this; but finding it out for myself by working it through it was probably more helpful to my learning in the grand scheme of things.
All this to say; sometimes you can't know in advance what exercises will help, or even if they will. I think you just need to find some that work for you (you'll know which ones do and which ones don't, believe me) and go from there.