tailieunhanh - Insights Into an Ear

Tài liệu chuyên nghành hội hoạ, mỹ thuật, giúp các bạn có kiến thức từ căn bản đến nâng cao trong chuyên nghành của mình - Insights Into an Ear | INSIGHTS INTO AN Brenda Hoddmott P-09 INTERMEDIATE PEOPLE An ear is easy to draw when you become familiar with and can sketch the shapes of its five major sections. In this project you draw a realistic ear by first sketching the individual parts that make up the overall shape and then indicating the forms with crosshatching graduations. This project is divided into the following three sections LOOKING INTO EARS Other than differences in size the ears of both adults and children are very similar. Yet if you look around you at the ears of diverse people you can see tons of variations. Some experts even claim that ears are as unique to each human being as fingerprints. In this section you examine ears of various shapes and sizes and refer to an illustration of an ear to identify its five basic parts. FROM OVAL-SHAPE TO EAR-SHAPE You sketch the five parts of an ear as viewed straight-on to the side of the head. SHADING EAR FORMS Your goal in this section is to define the three dimensional forms of an ear by add shading with crosshatching graduations. Suggested drawing supplies include good quality white drawing paper graphite pencils kneaded and vinyl erasers and a pencil sharpener. This project is recommended for fine art educators and artists from age 12 to adult with good drawing skills. 7 PAGES - 10 ILLUSTRATIONS Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada - March 2006 - 2 - INSIGHTS INTO EARS Other than differences in size the ears of both adults and children are very similar. Yet if you look around you at diverse people you can see tons of variations in shape. Some experts even claim that ears are as unique to each human being as fingerprints. Examine these ears of various shapes and sizes some are straight-on views and others are seen from the front or at an angle. ILLUSTRATION 09-01 Drawing an ear turns out to be a little less intimidating when you can identify its five basic parts. Refer to the numbers and arrows in this drawing to become .