This document provides information about the drawing process including materials, techniques, and types of drawings. It discusses graphite pencils and charcoal as drawing tools and techniques like hatching, cross hatching, blending, and stippling for shading. The stages of drawing are outlined as looking at the subject, transferring information, blocking in the background, adding dimension, and finishing.
This document provides information about the drawing process including materials, techniques, and types of drawings. It discusses graphite pencils and charcoal as drawing tools and techniques like hatching, cross hatching, blending, and stippling for shading. The stages of drawing are outlined as looking at the subject, transferring information, blocking in the background, adding dimension, and finishing.
This document provides information about the drawing process including materials, techniques, and types of drawings. It discusses graphite pencils and charcoal as drawing tools and techniques like hatching, cross hatching, blending, and stippling for shading. The stages of drawing are outlined as looking at the subject, transferring information, blocking in the background, adding dimension, and finishing.
This document provides information about the drawing process including materials, techniques, and types of drawings. It discusses graphite pencils and charcoal as drawing tools and techniques like hatching, cross hatching, blending, and stippling for shading. The stages of drawing are outlined as looking at the subject, transferring information, blocking in the background, adding dimension, and finishing.
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LESSON 2:
DRAWING DRAWING •This is the process of moving an instrument over a surface to create lines. •Usually it is the first step in making 2D artworks MATERIALS SKETCHBOOK GRAPHITE PENCILS VINYL ERASER KNEADED ERASER VINE AND COMPRESSED CHARCOAL SPRAY FIXATIVE RULER PORTFOLIO KINDS OF DRAWING • Life Drawing – drawing that is based on observation of artist of its object. • Emotive Drawing- a type of drawing that emphasizes the expression of different emotions, feelings, and mood. • Sketching – drawing done at the “spur of the moment’’. Artists puts down on paper thoughts and ideas occur constantly. • Perspective Drawing – drawing which artist uses its ability to depict illusion of space on flat surface. SHADING TECHNIQUES • It is the use of degrees of values giving characteristics of having depth and texture. HATCHING – This is accomplished by drawing thin lines that runs in same direction. CROSS HATCHING • This is accomplished by criss- crossing lines. BLENDING • This is accomplished by changing the value little by little. STIPPLING • This is accomplished by using dot patterns to create dark value. A.Drawing with Graphite Pencils • Pencils are capable of making different kinds of lines and tones depending on 3 factors: a. Sharpness of point b. How much pressure is applied c. Angle of how the pencil is held. B. Drawing with charcoal • The best way to hold vine charcoal is between the first 3 fingers and thumb with end not used pointing downward. • Compressed charcoal- square sticks are offer than round ones. Lines can made with corners of square sticks and broad strokes with its flat size. KNEADED ERASER Chamois Cloth Rough Newsprint Paper Fixative Spray STAGES OF DRAWINGS 1. Look - study the image about to drawn. Check the orientation and consider light source to add realism to the work. 2. Transfer the Information - arrange the subject and space surrounding them within drawing format. 3. Block in the Background- Add third dimension by focusing an shapes of shadows and cast shadows . 4. Add third dimension with volumegive each object a 3d quality render texture. 5. Finish the drawing.
