tailieunhanh - Playing With Pencils

Tài liệu tham khảo bằng tiếng Anh về nghệ thiật hội họa - Playing With Pencils | PLAYING WITH PENCILS Brenda Hoddinott F-03 BEGINNER HATCHING Many artists struggle unnecessarily for years to create a full range of values with only one or two pencils totally unaware of how pencils themselves can create different values. In this lesson you create the illusion of depth in a mountain range by using various grades of pencils. You will also utilize two components of perspective overlapping and atmospheric perspective. This lesson is divided into the following three parts -L- INTRODUCTION When you use a combination of several H and B pencils you can easily create a full range of values in your drawings. -I- SKETCHING ELEVEN MOUNTAINS You sketch eleven overlapping mountains beginning with the one that appears closest and working back toward the distant mountain and the sky. -L- PENCILS BUILD A MOUNTAIN RANGE You use 12 different grades of pencils to add shading to each section of the sky and mountain range to render the illusion of depth as created by atmospheric perspective. Suggested supplies include white drawing paper kneaded and vinyl erasers a pencil sharpener and 5H 4H 3H 2H HB 2B 3B 4B 5B 6B 7B and 8B pencils. This project is recommended for artists and aspiring artists of all ages as well as home schooling academic and recreational fine art educators. 14 PAGES - 27 ILLUSTRATIONS Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada 2005 Revised 2006 2 INTRODUCTION Many artists labor unnecessarily for years to create a full range of values with only one or two pencils totally unaware of how pencils themselves can create different values. Generally speaking H pencils work beautifully for light and middle values and B pencils are best for middle and dark values. When you use a combination of several H and B pencils you can easily create a full range of values in your drawings. Refer to the following two illustrations to get an idea of the goal of this lesson. Various grades of pencils help create the illusion of depth in the mountain .