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Drawing Pedigrees

Mathematical Medicine and Biology, 1988
The problem of drawing a pedigree in a clear and concise manner is discussed and a case is made for the adoption of the marriage node graph as the most appropriate format in which to depict highly looped pedigrees. A method for assigning suitable coordinates to marriages and individuals is then described.
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Drawing/writing/drawing

Drawing: Research, Theory, Practice, 2018
Abstract Drawing and writing have a complex, sometimes incestuous, relationship. They are both taught to children, but in different, if overlapping, ways: writing is usually obliged to remain faithful, whereas drawing can break free. There is a no-man’s-land in between, where writing can look like drawing or vice versa, and there are ...
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Drawing Without Drawing

Architectural Theory Review, 2009
That architectural drawings are, as a matter of course, thought in terms of representation is one of the most accepted notions in the field. However, the insufficiency of this notion already appears in the first systematic theorizations of Western painting and architecture, where their author, Leon Battista Alberti, introduces something profoundly ...
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Generating drawings enhances the drawing effect relative to replicating drawings

Memory
Producing images of to-be-remembered words via drawing often improves memory for the word relative to a control in which the word is written or read silently, a pattern dubbed the drawing effect. Most drawing effect studies have utilised words as memory stimuli, which while promising, limit the external validity where information is often presented in ...
Jacob M. Namias, Mark J. Huff
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Drawing in the lamposcope

Proceedings of the 9th ACM Conference on Creativity & Cognition, 2013
The Lamposcope is a low-cost mixed reality system that enables a shared experience of art or design communication and collaboration mediated by light. Two participants in different places share a single drawing, to which they can contribute using familiar materials such as pencils, pens and oil pastels.Their collaboration is facilitated and mediated by
Viveka Weiley, Matt Adcock
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ASSOCIATION OF STABILITY OF LINE DRAWING AND DRAWING PERFORMANCE

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2007
The study presents a simple method to predict the drawing performance of designers or artists by measuring the stability of their line drawings. An 8 × 3 two-way factorial design experiment with directions and phases was conducted to explore the most stable direction and phase among eight directions and three phases of line drawing.
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Drawing space (drawing in perspective)

Drawing: Research, Theory, Practice, 2016
Abstract
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Drawing board. What drawing is not what is drawing

2009
The Drawing Research Group in the Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design, University of Lincoln organised 'Drawing Board 7-8 July 2006'; a cross-disciplinary research workshop at which invited speakers delivered papers that looked at drawing from various perspectives.
John Plowman   +9 more
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Analog and Digital Drawing: Complementation Drawing and Hybrid Drawing

2018
In the classroom, the technological tools have evolved, the blackboard, is preserved as a dynamic medium, the digitizing tablet has been added to it, as an avant-garde blackboard. It includes new contributions of the time, such as the choice of technique to work, the simultaneity of the stroke and the group’s visualization thanks to the large format of
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Drawing in-church and drawing-in to joy

Practical Theology, 2019
This paper explores what can be learned about the possibilities for joy when the private practice of drawing is located in public experience of Sunday worship.
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