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This document discusses using line to create value and depict form. It introduces six line techniques to convey value: straight lines, crossing lines, scribbled lines, zig zag lines, and two invented techniques. Readers are instructed to use a variety of these line techniques to draw part of a photo, focusing on accurate shapes, proportions, values, details, and craftsmanship. A pencil sketch should be followed by use of markers to add tonal variety through line thickness.
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Matka Guessing Satta Matta Matka Kalyan Chart Indian Matka Dpboss
Line animals
- 7. What can you do to lines to create the illusion of depth?
- 9. How can you create a full range of values (from dark to light) using lines?
- 12. How can you indicate the form/curves of an object using line?
- 15. What will we do with line?
- 16. Step 1: VALUE SCALES WITH LINE
- 17. Six Value Scales: 1.Straight lines that don’t touch 2.Crossing lines 3.Scribbled lines 4.Zig zag lines 5.Invent your own technique #1 6.Invent your own technique #2
- 18. Step 2: Draw part of a photo using a variety of line techniques What to focus on/how you will be evaluated: • Shapes, forms, and textures are accurate to the photo • Attention has been paid to proportion and placement of subject matter. Consider finding the mid-point, making a grid, or dividing the reference photo and drawing paper in some way so you can double check proportions as you sketch. • Drawing displays a variety of line techniques • Drawing accurately depicts values (dark to light) • You have shown attention to detail • You have used excellent craftsmanship
- 23. • Begin with a pencil sketch. • Compare your drawing to the photo reference. Is everything placed correctly? • Use markers of different thicknesses to create a variety of lines and values. • We will assemble the drawings when they are complete and your subject matter will be revealed!