tailieunhanh - Smelly Spheres

Tài liệu tham khảo bằng tiếng Anh về hội họa - Smelly Spheres | Brenda Hoddinott G-03 BEGINNER SHADING FORMS In this project you draw a silly cartoon face that looks like a big fat nose This project is divided into the following four sections INTRODUCTION Drawings often appear more three-dimensional when you use a full range of values. In addition your drawings can appear flat if you use too little contrast in values. So a word to the wise - unless you are trying to achieve a specific mood or want the subject to look flat always use a full range of values. OUTLINING CIRCULAR SHAPES Find your drawing supplies and draw along with me as I take you step-by-step through the process of sketching three circular shapes. Don t worry if your circles look more like kidneys TRANSFORMING CIRCLES INTO SPHERES You use contour hatching to add shading to the three spheres that define Smelly s three-dimensional facial forms. By drawing your light values first you can then layer your dark shading on top of your light shading. This layering creates a nice smooth transition between different values called graduations. ADDING TWO EYES AND A MOUTH TO A NOSE After a review of the names of the parts of an eye you draw the two eyes above the nose and add a mouth below. Suggested drawing supplies include drawing paper various grades of graphite pencils kneaded and vinyl erasers a pencil sharpener and a sandpaper block. 11 PAGES - 27 ILLUSTRATIONS This article is recommended for both experienced and aspiring artists of all ages as well as home schooling academic and recreational fine art educators. Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada 2003 Revised 2006 2 INTRODUCTION Drawings appear more three-dimensional when you use a full range of values. Values are the different shades of gray created in a drawing by various means such as varying both the density of the shading lines and the pressure used in holding your pencils. In addition your drawings can appear flat if you use too little contrast in values. Contrast measures the degree of