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Re: PRACTICAL ARTS 102 - BASIC DRAWING & PAINTING
RayMart Tue Apr 28, 2009 1:19 pm
PRACTICAL ARTS 102
VISUAL ARTS
COUNTOUR DRAWING – is the drawing the outline where we focus on the edges, the outside of objects or the lines surrounding the objects.
VALUE STUDY – a value study is a important exercise as it helps you discover the expressiveness and the imitations of your drawing tool. Begin by marking of on your drawing paper a row of five squares. Using your charcoal or other drawing tool makes the first square as dark as you can. Move through the squares making them progressively lighter. You can change the value of the mark, your tool makes by using variable pressure on the tool. The harder you push the darker the mark. The opposite is also true. The last square will be as light as you possibly can make it while still making marks on the paper.
Objectives: discover the full range of value capable by your drawing tool.
VISUAL ARTS
COUNTOUR DRAWING – is the drawing the outline where we focus on the edges, the outside of objects or the lines surrounding the objects.
VALUE STUDY – a value study is a important exercise as it helps you discover the expressiveness and the imitations of your drawing tool. Begin by marking of on your drawing paper a row of five squares. Using your charcoal or other drawing tool makes the first square as dark as you can. Move through the squares making them progressively lighter. You can change the value of the mark, your tool makes by using variable pressure on the tool. The harder you push the darker the mark. The opposite is also true. The last square will be as light as you possibly can make it while still making marks on the paper.
Objectives: discover the full range of value capable by your drawing tool.
RayMart- Posts : 111
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Re: PRACTICAL ARTS 102 - BASIC DRAWING & PAINTING
RayMart Sat May 02, 2009 11:56 pm
GESTURE DRAWING – are quickly loose drawing. They are meant to capture the essence of what has been draw in the fewest lines and the shortest amount of time.
Gesture drawing exercises are a good way to warm up the muscles of the arm and begin to make the hand/eye connection that will be necessary for more intensive drawing exercises. Think of gesture drawing as warm up or stretch, as you would before jogging.
Objectives: to warm up drawing muscles in the hand and arm and increase the connection between the hand and eye.
COUNTOUR DRAWING – are designed to help the draftspersons on to see the shape of the positive space on object takes up the contour line describes that space the contour line drawing does not include interior details in the example to the right.
The lip of the cup and the planes of the handle are not described.
The exercise is more effective with more complex objects or group
of objects.
Objectives: to focus on the imprint the positive space of an object
has on its surrounding.
BLUND CONTOUR DRAWING – are made by putting the drawing
tool to the paper and making a continuous line drawing of an
objects without looking at the paper.
Objectives: to focus on the hand/eye coordination to practice and improved this coordination.
Gesture drawing exercises are a good way to warm up the muscles of the arm and begin to make the hand/eye connection that will be necessary for more intensive drawing exercises. Think of gesture drawing as warm up or stretch, as you would before jogging.
Objectives: to warm up drawing muscles in the hand and arm and increase the connection between the hand and eye.
COUNTOUR DRAWING – are designed to help the draftspersons on to see the shape of the positive space on object takes up the contour line describes that space the contour line drawing does not include interior details in the example to the right.
The lip of the cup and the planes of the handle are not described.
The exercise is more effective with more complex objects or group
of objects.
Objectives: to focus on the imprint the positive space of an object
has on its surrounding.
BLUND CONTOUR DRAWING – are made by putting the drawing
tool to the paper and making a continuous line drawing of an
objects without looking at the paper.
Objectives: to focus on the hand/eye coordination to practice and improved this coordination.
RayMart- Posts : 111
Join date : 2009-04-25
Age : 34
Location : Baguio City, Philippines 2600
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