Drawing in Motion expands drawing beyond the static page into time-based, spatial, and performative forms. Students explore drawing as an event, a record of movement, and a mediator between analogue gestures and digital systems. Through physical actions, embodied mark-making, sensor-based capture, animation, and spatial projection, students investigate how drawings can be generated by bodies, environments, and machines. The course emphasizes hybrid workflows that translate movement into data, gesture into structure, and time into form. This studio supports AMT students in developing temporal thinking, process literacy, and experiential outcomes across physical and digital domains.