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    Coloured Pencil Worksheet

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    The document describes various coloured pencil techniques: 1) Stippling uses tiny dots close together on one side of a space and farther apart on the other side. 2) Scumbling uses small, circular marks layered to vary value from light to dark. 3) Hatching and cross-hatching use parallel lines in one or intersecting directions to vary value. 4) Impressed line uses a pen on paper over the drawing to make indented lines to color across.

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    The document describes various coloured pencil techniques: 1) Stippling uses tiny dots close together on one side of a space and farther apart on the other side. 2) Scumbling uses small, circular marks layered to vary value from light to dark. 3) Hatching and cross-hatching use parallel lines in one or intersecting directions to vary value. 4) Impressed line uses a pen on paper over the drawing to make indented lines to color across.

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    The document describes various coloured pencil techniques: 1) Stippling uses tiny dots close together on one side of a space and farther apart on the other side. 2) Scumbling uses small, circular marks layered to vary value from light to dark. 3) Hatching and cross-hatching use parallel lines in one or intersecting directions to vary value. 4) Impressed line uses a pen on paper over the drawing to make indented lines to color across.

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    Coloured Pencil Worksheet

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    The document describes various coloured pencil techniques: 1) Stippling uses tiny dots close together on one side of a space and farther apart on the other side. 2) Scumbling uses small, circular marks layered to vary value from light to dark. 3) Hatching and cross-hatching use parallel lines in one or intersecting directions to vary value. 4) Impressed line uses a pen on paper over the drawing to make indented lines to color across.

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    Coloured Pencil Techniques

    STIPPLING
    1. Make tiny dots beside each other to fill
    the space.
    2. Place the dots close together on one
    side of the box.
    3. As you move to the other side of the box
    gradually let the spaces between the dots
    get bigger.

    SCUMBLING
    1. Make small, scribbly, circular marks
    without lifting your pencil.
    2. Build up layers of colour in part of the
    box to change the value from light to dark.

    HATCHING
    1. Make separate, parallel lines to fill the
    space.
    2. Make some of the lines close together
    and others farther apart to change the
    value from light to dark.

    CROSS-HATCHING
    1. Make hatched lines going in one
    direction.
    2. Then make another set of hatched lines
    going in a different direction on top of the
    first set.
    3. Keep adding new sets of hatched lines
    to change the values.

    IMPRESSED LINE
    1. Place a small piece of paper over the
    drawing paper.
    2. Draw on it with a ball point pen.
    3. Press hard to make indented lines on the
    drawing paper under it.
    4. Remove the paper.
    5. Colour across the impressed lines on
    the drawing paper.
    Used with permission of CrayolaTeachers.ca
    Name Date

    VARY PRESSURE
    1. Change your drawing pressure to
    lighten or darken the colour.
    2. Start on one side of the box with light
    pressure and gradually increase the
    pressure to make a slight change in value.
    3. Use back and forth strokes to apply
    smooth, even layers of colour.

    LAYERING
    1. Make 3 horizontal layers of 3 different
    colours, leaving a space between each
    colour.
    2. Use back and forth strokes to apply
    smooth, even layers of colour.
    3. Make 3 vertical layers over the
    horizontal layers using different colours.

    DRAW A COOL CREATURE

    1. Draw a big, imaginary insect in the


    box. Make sure it has:
    • 3 distinct body parts
    • 6 legs
    • big eyes
    • antennae
    • wings

    2. Use a different coloured pencil


    technique in each rectangle to
    colour your bug.

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