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Graphite Workshop guidebook - A thoroughly explained and didactically illustrated guide to graphite technique, specifically focused on its possibilities for scientific illustrations.
The guidebook is intended to support the practices of students before and during my workshops, but is surely very useful for anyone interested in the technique. The video lesson available on Yotube (links within file) also provides complementary demonstrations and further information (inclusion of English subtitles to the video is still in progress).
Pen nib and ink - Guide to the technique of hatchingRogério Lupo
This is a guidebook to inform and prepare students of my workshops on Pen Nib and Ink, so that they can understand the fundamentals of the tool and the technique and proceed to suggested practices beforehand.
There are discussions on the nib's functioning, suggestion of best brands and models for a precise and detailed hatching, methods for restoring nibs, procedures to conserve them, supply list etc.
Now at ArtPlantaeBooks.com!
Whether you view a graphite pencil as a mere stepping stone to a watercolor painting or you view a graphite pencil as the specialized tool of your preferred medium, by the time you finish this book, you will have fresh new insight into what can be accomplished with a simple pencil.
Best Practices for Using Visuals in Technical WritingThe Integral Worm
This presentation outlines industry best practices for using visuals in technical writing. Appropriate visuals should be used only as needed to aid the user in understanding of the task at hand. Visuals are more specific, reduce processing time, and are more quickly understood than text. Visuals should make sense standing alone but also may be used to illustrate, explain, demonstrate, verify, and/or provide support. Use a verbal table to show problems with analyses and solutions for a trouble-shooting section. Visuals are easier to understand than prose in paragraphs. “A picture is worth a 1,000 words…” or at least a couple of hundred. Make sure the number of visuals is appropriate to the audience need and subject matter at hand. Adapt visuals to audience level without dumbing down the subject matter. If there are more than 5 independent visuals within the document, create a List of Figures/Tables. Place visuals as close as possible following (after) the text reference. Surround the visual with white space to separate from text of document. Avoid overuse of decorative color and too much color this only creates confusion for the user in meaning-making. A good example of the use of color are geographical maps and metropolitan train maps.
O documento fornece informações sobre um curso de fotografia ministrado por João Leopoldo F Padoveze. O curso abordará tópicos como fotografia, Photoshop, Ilustrator e história da fotografia em 5 encontros realizados entre agosto e setembro de 2014. O documento também discute conceitos fundamentais da fotografia como luz, câmera escura, tipos de câmeras fotográficas e componentes como diafragma e ISO.
Extreme pixels per volume optical designDave Shafer
The surprising benefits are shown of superimposing a diffractive surface on top of an aspheric surface to get very high performance designs with a very narrow spectral bandwidth. The combination on the same surface allows independent control of a ray's direction and phase..
This document discusses Husserl's phenomenology and how its principles can be applied to optical design problems. It provides examples of how questioning assumptions, changing perspectives, and considering alternative designs can provide insights. This leads to removing subjective biases and revealing the true nature of problems, potentially resulting in new, improved design solutions.
The document discusses various photography composition techniques including:
- The rule of thirds which positions important elements along imaginary lines that divide the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally.
- Balance, where the main subject is offset from the center to make the image more interesting, and a secondary element is included to balance the composition.
- Leading lines which guide the eye through the frame along lines in the scene.
- Viewpoint, framing, cropping and simplifying the scene to isolate the subject and direct attention.
- Depth cues like foreground/background separation and overlapping to convey three-dimensionality in a two-dimensional medium.
Pen nib and ink - Guide to the technique of hatchingRogério Lupo
This is a guidebook to inform and prepare students of my workshops on Pen Nib and Ink, so that they can understand the fundamentals of the tool and the technique and proceed to suggested practices beforehand.
There are discussions on the nib's functioning, suggestion of best brands and models for a precise and detailed hatching, methods for restoring nibs, procedures to conserve them, supply list etc.
Now at ArtPlantaeBooks.com!
Whether you view a graphite pencil as a mere stepping stone to a watercolor painting or you view a graphite pencil as the specialized tool of your preferred medium, by the time you finish this book, you will have fresh new insight into what can be accomplished with a simple pencil.
Best Practices for Using Visuals in Technical WritingThe Integral Worm
This presentation outlines industry best practices for using visuals in technical writing. Appropriate visuals should be used only as needed to aid the user in understanding of the task at hand. Visuals are more specific, reduce processing time, and are more quickly understood than text. Visuals should make sense standing alone but also may be used to illustrate, explain, demonstrate, verify, and/or provide support. Use a verbal table to show problems with analyses and solutions for a trouble-shooting section. Visuals are easier to understand than prose in paragraphs. “A picture is worth a 1,000 words…” or at least a couple of hundred. Make sure the number of visuals is appropriate to the audience need and subject matter at hand. Adapt visuals to audience level without dumbing down the subject matter. If there are more than 5 independent visuals within the document, create a List of Figures/Tables. Place visuals as close as possible following (after) the text reference. Surround the visual with white space to separate from text of document. Avoid overuse of decorative color and too much color this only creates confusion for the user in meaning-making. A good example of the use of color are geographical maps and metropolitan train maps.
O documento fornece informações sobre um curso de fotografia ministrado por João Leopoldo F Padoveze. O curso abordará tópicos como fotografia, Photoshop, Ilustrator e história da fotografia em 5 encontros realizados entre agosto e setembro de 2014. O documento também discute conceitos fundamentais da fotografia como luz, câmera escura, tipos de câmeras fotográficas e componentes como diafragma e ISO.
Extreme pixels per volume optical designDave Shafer
The surprising benefits are shown of superimposing a diffractive surface on top of an aspheric surface to get very high performance designs with a very narrow spectral bandwidth. The combination on the same surface allows independent control of a ray's direction and phase..
This document discusses Husserl's phenomenology and how its principles can be applied to optical design problems. It provides examples of how questioning assumptions, changing perspectives, and considering alternative designs can provide insights. This leads to removing subjective biases and revealing the true nature of problems, potentially resulting in new, improved design solutions.
The document discusses various photography composition techniques including:
- The rule of thirds which positions important elements along imaginary lines that divide the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally.
- Balance, where the main subject is offset from the center to make the image more interesting, and a secondary element is included to balance the composition.
- Leading lines which guide the eye through the frame along lines in the scene.
- Viewpoint, framing, cropping and simplifying the scene to isolate the subject and direct attention.
- Depth cues like foreground/background separation and overlapping to convey three-dimensionality in a two-dimensional medium.
Some odd and interesting monocentric designs 2005Dave Shafer
This document summarizes several monocentric optical designs created by David Shafer about 30 years ago. It begins by looking at fully monocentric designs like the Sutton ball lens and a theoretical "perfect do-nothing lens". It then discusses how monocentric designs have the same performance when used backwards or with shuffled surface orders. Several examples of monocentric catadioptric systems are provided, including some with refractive elements added. The document concludes by examining designs that combine monocentric and flat surfaces, such as the Dyson, Wynne-Dyson, and Rosch designs.
Este documento resume 13 reglas básicas para mejorar la composición en fotografía. Estas reglas incluyen identificar el centro de interés, rellenar el encuadre con el sujeto principal, apoyarse en líneas para guiar la mirada, trabajar el flujo de la mirada a través de la foto, jugar con la dirección del movimiento aparente, usar elementos repetidos y colores para dar significado y estructura a la imagen, aprovechar la regla de los tercios y el espacio negativo, trabajar con el frente y el fondo
Camera lenses have different focal lengths that determine their usage and the type of subjects they are suited for. Standard lenses around 50mm are general purpose lenses, wide angle lenses between 10-40mm can capture wide panoramas and interiors, and telephoto lenses over 70mm are used for portraits and sports from a distance. Other specialty lenses include fisheye, macro, tilt-shift, and zoom lenses.
Guia Completo para Escolha de Materiais para Aquarela BotânicaRogério Lupo
Este documento fornece informações sobre os materiais necessários para aquarela botânica, incluindo tipos de papel, suas características e marcas recomendadas. O autor discute a textura, gramatura e absorção de água de diferentes tipos de papel, como grana fina, satiné e torchon. Ele também fornece uma lista de marcas e modelos de papel preferidos para este tipo de trabalho artístico.
O documento descreve como funcionam câmeras fotográficas analógicas e digitais. Nas analógicas, a luz passa pela objetiva e diafragma para sensibilizar o filme, enquanto o obturador controla a exposição. Nas digitais, um sensor CCD capta a imagem digitalmente. O documento também explica o que é o ISO e quando aumentá-lo.
The document discusses accommodation and the mechanism by which the eye changes its focal power to maintain a clear retinal image. It describes the theories of Helmholtz and Young which propose that accommodation occurs via a change in the shape of the lens. The key anatomical structures involved are the ciliary muscle, zonules, and lens capsule. Contraction of the ciliary muscle relaxes the zonules, allowing the elastic lens to become more rounded, increasing its refractive power. Several changes in ocular dimensions occur with accommodation. The process is controlled via parasympathetic and sympathetic innervation of the ciliary muscle. Accommodative ability declines with age.
Escola enricgraufontseré rosam_roma_final_taskMontse Solé
This document provides materials for teaching students about polygons in English. It includes activities to introduce different types of polygons, their properties, and geometry vocabulary. Students will observe polygons in their town, describe pictures using polygons, and work in groups to create a giant mosaic using geometric shapes. The document aims to develop students' thinking skills and encourage independent learning while reinforcing English vocabulary around polygons and shapes.
This document provides information about an art instruction book for teachers and students. It includes exercises that teach drawing techniques in a step-by-step manner. Each lesson includes objectives for students to know, understand and be able to do. The book is meant to be portable and used with minimal supplies. Tips are provided for teachers on implementing the lessons and differentiating instruction for various learning styles. The goal is for students to see subjects as basic shapes and build detail in a process that makes drawing more achievable.
This document provides guidance for students on biological drawing skills. It discusses the importance of drawing observations to aid memory and provide permanent records. Guidelines are given for equipment, drawing techniques, labeling, annotating, scales and unfamiliar specimens. Examples of good biological drawings are shown at various magnifications. The document emphasizes accuracy, avoiding shading or guessing, and showing only what is observed clearly. It distinguishes between low and high power microscope drawings, advising students to show tissue distributions or a few representative cells, respectively.
Dugas w david_speaking_by_speaking_skills_for_social_competeGema Felis Fandos
This document provides an overview of how to use a textbook titled "Speaking by Speaking: Skills for Social Competence" which is intended to support one semester of study for intermediate English language learners. The textbook contains 12 units covering various topics related to social interaction and communication. Each unit is divided into two parts, with four sections in each part. Section I introduces vocabulary and a model dialogue. Section II focuses on listening, speaking, and guided conversation practice. Section III involves analyzing charts/graphs and pair work. Section IV includes a reading passage and discussion questions. The goal is to develop students' English conversational skills while stimulating their overall intellectual growth.
This document provides tips for preparing artwork faster for an O Level 3 week prep work. It recommends using a ground to cover the surface and speed up painting or drawing. It also suggests incorporating mixed media, patterned surfaces, or textural elements to quickly cover areas. Using masking tape can create straight edges in seconds. Leaving artwork purposefully incomplete is useful for visual research and experimenting. Including photographs in artworks or as painting grounds requires less paint application. Using a bigger brush or more gestural mark-making can create images quickly. The following week's agenda involves continuous line drawings, washes, color pencil work, and an impasto demo and practice.
This document provides guidance for writing analytical descriptions of photographs. It outlines four assessment objectives (AOs) to address: AO1 developing understanding through research, AO2 experimenting and developing skills, AO3 critically reflecting on one's work and process, and AO4 making connections, presenting work, and evaluating. For each photograph, it recommends discussing the technical aspects, composition, visual elements, and conceptual meaning. It also provides vocabulary and questions to facilitate in-depth analysis of photographic style, techniques, genres, lighting, lenses, cameras, and creative/technical controls.
This document provides an overview of different types of sketches used in the design process and basic sketching techniques. It discusses ideation sketches, exploratory sketches, explanatory sketches, and persuasive sketches. It emphasizes that sketching is an important skill for designers to communicate ideas, and that practice is required to develop this skill. The document then covers basic skills like drawing straight lines and parallel lines as warm-up exercises. It introduces two-point perspective and provides a step-by-step example of how to apply it when sketching a basic house. The goal is to help students improve their sketching and visualization abilities.
This document provides information about two theater initiation activities for adolescents. The first activity is a warm-up that involves walking around the room with different movements and speeds to music. The second activity has students introduce themselves to a partner by sharing personal details for one minute each. The presentation then describes a third activity where students generate random words and use them to collaboratively create a short story.
This document provides guidance on using sketching strategically throughout the design process. It discusses how sketching can be used to conceptualize, develop form, and raise creativity. While new technologies allow for CAD modeling and rendering, sketching remains important for a designer's internal thought process. The guide focuses on sketching during the conceptualization and form-giving phase before presenting final solutions using CAD or models. It provides an overview of different sketching styles, materials, and elements that can be employed in this important phase of the design process.
In this Photoshop tutorial, I’m going to show you an easy, step-by-step process for creating a stunning photo collage in Photoshop.
Photo collages are unique art forms that can be used to show off a theme or concept! This kind of style was largely used on posters, record covers, etc…
As far as I know, by now in 2023, most of the techy dudes are familiar with the variety of collage apps on their smartphones.
But what if you want to make a collage in Photoshop? Don’t worry! I will make it easier than you think.
Let’s dive into the process. I hope you enjoy it.
Yr 10 Portraits and Poly Printing Scheme Of WorkAnne
This document contains lesson plans for an art class at Westwood Language College for Girls. The plans cover 15 lessons over an autumn term. Lesson 1 introduces drawing proportions of the face and using guidelines. Lesson 2 focuses on representing realistic highlights and shadows using charcoal and chalk. Lesson 3 builds on applying tone and layering with watercolor pencil. Later lessons introduce techniques like collage, watercolor painting using analogous colors, digital manipulation using Photoshop, and printmaking inspired by German Expressionist woodcuts. The plans provide learning objectives, materials, demonstrations, student activities and assessments for each lesson.
Some odd and interesting monocentric designs 2005Dave Shafer
This document summarizes several monocentric optical designs created by David Shafer about 30 years ago. It begins by looking at fully monocentric designs like the Sutton ball lens and a theoretical "perfect do-nothing lens". It then discusses how monocentric designs have the same performance when used backwards or with shuffled surface orders. Several examples of monocentric catadioptric systems are provided, including some with refractive elements added. The document concludes by examining designs that combine monocentric and flat surfaces, such as the Dyson, Wynne-Dyson, and Rosch designs.
Este documento resume 13 reglas básicas para mejorar la composición en fotografía. Estas reglas incluyen identificar el centro de interés, rellenar el encuadre con el sujeto principal, apoyarse en líneas para guiar la mirada, trabajar el flujo de la mirada a través de la foto, jugar con la dirección del movimiento aparente, usar elementos repetidos y colores para dar significado y estructura a la imagen, aprovechar la regla de los tercios y el espacio negativo, trabajar con el frente y el fondo
Camera lenses have different focal lengths that determine their usage and the type of subjects they are suited for. Standard lenses around 50mm are general purpose lenses, wide angle lenses between 10-40mm can capture wide panoramas and interiors, and telephoto lenses over 70mm are used for portraits and sports from a distance. Other specialty lenses include fisheye, macro, tilt-shift, and zoom lenses.
Guia Completo para Escolha de Materiais para Aquarela BotânicaRogério Lupo
Este documento fornece informações sobre os materiais necessários para aquarela botânica, incluindo tipos de papel, suas características e marcas recomendadas. O autor discute a textura, gramatura e absorção de água de diferentes tipos de papel, como grana fina, satiné e torchon. Ele também fornece uma lista de marcas e modelos de papel preferidos para este tipo de trabalho artístico.
O documento descreve como funcionam câmeras fotográficas analógicas e digitais. Nas analógicas, a luz passa pela objetiva e diafragma para sensibilizar o filme, enquanto o obturador controla a exposição. Nas digitais, um sensor CCD capta a imagem digitalmente. O documento também explica o que é o ISO e quando aumentá-lo.
The document discusses accommodation and the mechanism by which the eye changes its focal power to maintain a clear retinal image. It describes the theories of Helmholtz and Young which propose that accommodation occurs via a change in the shape of the lens. The key anatomical structures involved are the ciliary muscle, zonules, and lens capsule. Contraction of the ciliary muscle relaxes the zonules, allowing the elastic lens to become more rounded, increasing its refractive power. Several changes in ocular dimensions occur with accommodation. The process is controlled via parasympathetic and sympathetic innervation of the ciliary muscle. Accommodative ability declines with age.
Escola enricgraufontseré rosam_roma_final_taskMontse Solé
This document provides materials for teaching students about polygons in English. It includes activities to introduce different types of polygons, their properties, and geometry vocabulary. Students will observe polygons in their town, describe pictures using polygons, and work in groups to create a giant mosaic using geometric shapes. The document aims to develop students' thinking skills and encourage independent learning while reinforcing English vocabulary around polygons and shapes.
This document provides information about an art instruction book for teachers and students. It includes exercises that teach drawing techniques in a step-by-step manner. Each lesson includes objectives for students to know, understand and be able to do. The book is meant to be portable and used with minimal supplies. Tips are provided for teachers on implementing the lessons and differentiating instruction for various learning styles. The goal is for students to see subjects as basic shapes and build detail in a process that makes drawing more achievable.
This document provides guidance for students on biological drawing skills. It discusses the importance of drawing observations to aid memory and provide permanent records. Guidelines are given for equipment, drawing techniques, labeling, annotating, scales and unfamiliar specimens. Examples of good biological drawings are shown at various magnifications. The document emphasizes accuracy, avoiding shading or guessing, and showing only what is observed clearly. It distinguishes between low and high power microscope drawings, advising students to show tissue distributions or a few representative cells, respectively.
Dugas w david_speaking_by_speaking_skills_for_social_competeGema Felis Fandos
This document provides an overview of how to use a textbook titled "Speaking by Speaking: Skills for Social Competence" which is intended to support one semester of study for intermediate English language learners. The textbook contains 12 units covering various topics related to social interaction and communication. Each unit is divided into two parts, with four sections in each part. Section I introduces vocabulary and a model dialogue. Section II focuses on listening, speaking, and guided conversation practice. Section III involves analyzing charts/graphs and pair work. Section IV includes a reading passage and discussion questions. The goal is to develop students' English conversational skills while stimulating their overall intellectual growth.
This document provides tips for preparing artwork faster for an O Level 3 week prep work. It recommends using a ground to cover the surface and speed up painting or drawing. It also suggests incorporating mixed media, patterned surfaces, or textural elements to quickly cover areas. Using masking tape can create straight edges in seconds. Leaving artwork purposefully incomplete is useful for visual research and experimenting. Including photographs in artworks or as painting grounds requires less paint application. Using a bigger brush or more gestural mark-making can create images quickly. The following week's agenda involves continuous line drawings, washes, color pencil work, and an impasto demo and practice.
This document provides guidance for writing analytical descriptions of photographs. It outlines four assessment objectives (AOs) to address: AO1 developing understanding through research, AO2 experimenting and developing skills, AO3 critically reflecting on one's work and process, and AO4 making connections, presenting work, and evaluating. For each photograph, it recommends discussing the technical aspects, composition, visual elements, and conceptual meaning. It also provides vocabulary and questions to facilitate in-depth analysis of photographic style, techniques, genres, lighting, lenses, cameras, and creative/technical controls.
This document provides an overview of different types of sketches used in the design process and basic sketching techniques. It discusses ideation sketches, exploratory sketches, explanatory sketches, and persuasive sketches. It emphasizes that sketching is an important skill for designers to communicate ideas, and that practice is required to develop this skill. The document then covers basic skills like drawing straight lines and parallel lines as warm-up exercises. It introduces two-point perspective and provides a step-by-step example of how to apply it when sketching a basic house. The goal is to help students improve their sketching and visualization abilities.
This document provides information about two theater initiation activities for adolescents. The first activity is a warm-up that involves walking around the room with different movements and speeds to music. The second activity has students introduce themselves to a partner by sharing personal details for one minute each. The presentation then describes a third activity where students generate random words and use them to collaboratively create a short story.
This document provides guidance on using sketching strategically throughout the design process. It discusses how sketching can be used to conceptualize, develop form, and raise creativity. While new technologies allow for CAD modeling and rendering, sketching remains important for a designer's internal thought process. The guide focuses on sketching during the conceptualization and form-giving phase before presenting final solutions using CAD or models. It provides an overview of different sketching styles, materials, and elements that can be employed in this important phase of the design process.
In this Photoshop tutorial, I’m going to show you an easy, step-by-step process for creating a stunning photo collage in Photoshop.
Photo collages are unique art forms that can be used to show off a theme or concept! This kind of style was largely used on posters, record covers, etc…
As far as I know, by now in 2023, most of the techy dudes are familiar with the variety of collage apps on their smartphones.
But what if you want to make a collage in Photoshop? Don’t worry! I will make it easier than you think.
Let’s dive into the process. I hope you enjoy it.
Yr 10 Portraits and Poly Printing Scheme Of WorkAnne
This document contains lesson plans for an art class at Westwood Language College for Girls. The plans cover 15 lessons over an autumn term. Lesson 1 introduces drawing proportions of the face and using guidelines. Lesson 2 focuses on representing realistic highlights and shadows using charcoal and chalk. Lesson 3 builds on applying tone and layering with watercolor pencil. Later lessons introduce techniques like collage, watercolor painting using analogous colors, digital manipulation using Photoshop, and printmaking inspired by German Expressionist woodcuts. The plans provide learning objectives, materials, demonstrations, student activities and assessments for each lesson.
This document provides guidance for students on preparing a treatment for a film commission. It discusses the key elements that must be included in the treatment, such as a 15-frame storyboard, annotations for each storyboard frame, and a justification section. The annotations must include technical details like shot number, duration, camera movement, and sound. The justification section must explain how the treatment fulfills the goals of the brief and target audience. The overall task involves 10 hours of preparation over 4 sessions to research and develop the treatment.
Raw images aren’t ready for commercial use. So we need to manage it and prepare it for use by applying for many editing works. There are many ways for the cut out image but when we are going to Cut out image with hard hair mask from a model image sometimes it’s become harder. In that case, we need to apply advanced editing services or technique.
This document provides guidance for students taking an A-Level Art course. It outlines the course structure over two years, including coursework and externally set assignments. It describes the different art disciplines that will be covered, such as drawing, printmaking, painting, and sculpture. Students are expected to work independently and complete all assignments. Regular attendance is required as the course moves quickly. The document also provides information on annotation, analyzing artwork, color theory, techniques like gouache painting, and the equipment required. The goal is to guide students to develop their artistic skills and achieve a high grade.
This document discusses topology and its importance for 3D modeling and animation. It defines topology as the layout of vertices and edges in a model's wireframe. Proper topology is needed for models to deform correctly during animation. While sculpting allows organic modeling, the resulting high-poly models need retopology to be usable for animation. Retopology converts high-poly models into low-poly versions with optimized topology through a process like manually placing quads using Maya's quad draw tool directly on the high-poly model. Retopologized models are better for rigging, animation, texturing and rendering.
This document provides details on potential project ideas and research conducted for an upcoming documentary. It begins by listing initial ideas focused on birds, e-sports, Junji Ito, virtual bands, and personal interests. The document then explores each idea in more depth, outlining pros and cons. Research is presented on documentary conventions from examples like The Social Dilemma. Techniques like dual-camera interviews, shallow depth of field, and Rembrandt lighting are examined. The target audience is identified as bird owners and those against ownership to discuss the ethics of pet birds. Overall, the document serves to narrow the project focus and gather foundational research on style and techniques to make the documentary appealing and professional.
This document provides information about the three states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. It defines each state and provides examples. Solids have a definite shape and volume, liquids have a definite volume but not shape, and gases have no definite shape or volume. The document also describes several physical properties of matter like shape, color, texture, and others. It includes diagrams to illustrate the states of matter and describes a hands-on activity to observe changes in states.
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