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Drawing Lec 1: Prelim Exam Reviewer

This document discusses various techniques for drawing and art composition. It covers different types of lines, shading techniques like hatching and cross-hatching, the use of light and shadow, and principles of design such as balance, rhythm, emphasis and unity. Key elements of art and design like shape, color, value, texture and space are also mentioned. The document provides information on technical drawing skills as well as compositional strategies for creating cohesive and visually engaging artwork.

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Drawing Lec 1: Prelim Exam Reviewer

This document discusses various techniques for drawing and art composition. It covers different types of lines, shading techniques like hatching and cross-hatching, the use of light and shadow, and principles of design such as balance, rhythm, emphasis and unity. Key elements of art and design like shape, color, value, texture and space are also mentioned. The document provides information on technical drawing skills as well as compositional strategies for creating cohesive and visually engaging artwork.

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DRAWING LEC 1

Prelim exam reviewer

Lines the most fundamental of all the Hatched and Cross-hatched line drawing
elements of design. drawing with hatching involved to create a
texture.
Types of line
Values the lightness or darkness of the
 Vertical line drawing ; tone of values.
 Horizontal line
 Diagonal line
 Zigzag line
 Curved line

Variation of lines

 Be thick , thin
 Be long , short
 Be smooth or rough
 Be continuous,implied,dotted,dashes
 Change direction Hatching same direction
Uses for lines in Drawing Cross hatching Addition of cross
 To outline Contour hatching in pounded
 To suggest moods and emotion
 To lead the viewer’s eye through a Scumbling squiggly circular lines
work of art Stippling many dots
 To create lightness or darkness
 To create texture roughness or
smoothness
Direct light which the light goes straight
Common line from the source to the
object.
 Contour line drawing
 Gestural life drawing a. Highlight
 Hatched and cross-hatched line b. Half tone
drawing c. Core shadow
d. Reflected light
Contour line drawing sketching a drawing e. Cast Shadow
in one continuous line.

Gestural line drawing swift and careless;


quick drawing that establish Indirect light there is no single light source.
Pencil Shading Technique Balance sense of that painting ‘feels right’
and not heavier on one side.A symmetry
 Control the movement of the pencil creates a more dynamic.
 Use your Pencil Sharp
 Use shading instead of outlining to Movement Arrangement of objects,position
be more realistic. of figures,Flood of a river,running and etc.

Use a leading lines directing the viewer eye


into and around the painting.
 Don’t afraid in black
 Find the light source Rhythm as music does,an art piece can have
a rhythm or underlying beat the leads your
Halo an aura or glow eye to view the artwork at a certain place.
Contrast hard lines between values Focus or Emphasis the viewer’s eye
ultimately wants to rest on the ‘most
High Contrast when subjects are
important’ or ‘focal point’
illuminated by bright lights
Contrast strong difference between light
ART COMPOSITION and dark.
LESSON 2

Pattern repetition of lines,shapes,colors or


values in a composition.
Elements of Art and Design:
Proportion how things fit together and
 Shape or form
relate to each others in terms of size and
 Color
scale.
 Value
 Texture
 Space

Principles of Art and Design:

 Balance
 Contrast
 Emphasis
 Movement
 Pattern
 Rhythm
 Unity or variety

Unity Feel as if they belong together.

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