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Pencil Drawing Techniques
Sample pages include:
how to handle the pencil ... holding the pencil ... loosening-up exercises ... choosing pencils ... smudging for tones ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes
CONTENTS
HANDLING THE PENCIL
How to handle the pencil, creating values, creating forms, fundamental strokes.
THE FUNDAMENTS OF DRAWING
Eye level the foundation of perspective, practice exercises, drawing cubic objects, using initial sketches to refine drawings, drawing cylindrical objects, drawing the cylinder first, drawing spherical objects, drawing conical objects, composing objects with basic forms.
DRAWING LANDSCAPES
Creating textures with lines and strokes, seeing the landscape as values, building your first drawing, creating a dark value pattern, smudging the pencil, drawing a harbor scene, drawing reflections in water, simplifying a busy scene, adding interest to a flat landscape, interpreting a cluttered scene, creating a center of interest, developing dark values.
DRAWING PORTRAITS
Drawing the eye, drawing a teenager, drawing a man.
DRAWING ANIMALS
Drawing dogs, drawing the big cats, drawing horses, drawing a cottontail rabbit, drawing small animals.
DRAWING for WATERCOLORS
Planning your compostion, establishing values, recording character in detail, evaluating shapes, drawing areas of interest.
HANDLING COLORED PENCILS
Using the colored pencil, selecting colored pencils, mixing colors, changing value, changing intensity, developing a discerning eye, creating structure with color, tonal techniques, flower with tonal technique, flowers on paper with gesso surface, burnishing, effects of burnishing, using colored pencils with a solvent, achieving a painterly effect, using a colorless blender.
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Excellent resource
This is an excellent resource for beginning pencil drawers. I refer to it consistently and I highly recommend it. Definitely worth the money.
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Pencil Drawing Techniques
This was a gift for a person who had just started pencil drawing as a hobby. He declared it an excellent book with many good pointers.
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A beginner???this is THE book for U!
i am a beginner in pencil drawing, and as a beginner i say this book is just awsome! it takes u from the basics till u reach the developed level... but yet this book already assumes that u already know a bit of drawing..meaning: u have the skills but u need to learn how to apply them on ur work to get the best results... more or less u'll benefit from this book...it's just great! |
Contents ...
Handling the pencil ... how to handle the pencil ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes
The fundamentals of drawing ... eye level: the foundation of perspective ... practical exercises ... drawing cubic objects ... using initial sketches to refine drawings ... drawing cylindrical objects ... drawing the cylinder first ... drawing spherical objects ... drawing conical objects ... composing objects with basic forms
Drawing landscapes ... creating textures with lines and strokes ... seeing the landscape as values ... building your first drawing ... creating a dark value pattern ... smudging the pencil ... drawing a harbor scene ... drawing reflections in water ... simplifying a busy scene ... adding interest to a flat lanscape ... interpreting a cluttered scene ... creating a center of interest ... developing dark values
Drawing portraits ... drawing the eye ... drawing a teenager ... drawing a man
Drawing animals ... drawing dogs ... drawing the big cats ... drawing horses ... drawing a cottontail rabbit ... drawing small animals
Drawing for watercolors ... planning your composition ... establishing values ... recording character in detail ... evaluating shapes ... drawing areas of interest
Handling colored pencils ... using colored pencil ... selecting colored pencils ... mixing colors ... changing value ... changing intensity ... developing a discerning eye ... creating structure with color ... tonal techniques ... flower with tonal technique ... flowers on paper with gesso surface ... burnishing ... effects of burnishing ... using colored pencils with a solvent ... achieving a painterly effect ... using a colorless blender |
Sample pages include ... how to handle the pencil ... holding the pencil ... loosening-up exercises ... choosing pencils ... smudging for tones ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes |
Pencil Drawing Techniques
Sample pages include:
how to handle the pencil ... holding the pencil ... loosening-up exercises ... choosing pencils ... smudging for tones ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes
CONTENTS
HANDLING THE PENCIL
How to handle the pencil, creating values, creating forms, fundamental strokes.
THE FUNDAMENTS OF DRAWING
Eye level the foundation of perspective, practice exercises, drawing cubic objects, using initial sketches to refine drawings, drawing cylindrical objects, drawing the cylinder first, drawing spherical objects, drawing conical objects, composing objects with basic forms.
DRAWING LANDSCAPES
Creating textures with lines and strokes, seeing the landscape as values, building your first drawing, creating a dark value pattern, smudging the pencil, drawing a harbor scene, drawing reflections in water, simplifying a busy scene, adding interest to a flat landscape, interpreting a cluttered scene, creating a center of interest, developing dark values.
DRAWING PORTRAITS
Drawing the eye, drawing a teenager, drawing a man.
DRAWING ANIMALS
Drawing dogs, drawing the big cats, drawing horses, drawing a cottontail rabbit, drawing small animals.
DRAWING for WATERCOLORS
Planning your compostion, establishing values, recording character in detail, evaluating shapes, drawing areas of interest.
HANDLING COLORED PENCILS
Using the colored pencil, selecting colored pencils, mixing colors, changing value, changing intensity, developing a discerning eye, creating structure with color, tonal techniques, flower with tonal technique, flowers on paper with gesso surface, burnishing, effects of burnishing, using colored pencils with a solvent, achieving a painterly effect, using a colorless blender.
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Pencil drawing techniques ...
Sample pages include ... how to handle the pencil ... holding the pencil ... loosening-up exercises ... choosing pencils ... smudging for tones ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes
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Pencil Drawing
Drawing Realistic Textures in Pencil
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MATERIALS
Pencils: graphite pencils, charcoal pencils, carbon pencils, graphite sticks, charcoal sticks.
Erasers: eraser pen, typewriter eraser, kneaded eraser. Blending tools: blending stumps, blending tortillons, felt, paper, facial tissues and paper towels, chamis, labeling tip.
Paper: choose the right paper for the subject, don't let the paper be the boss, artists favorite papers, flattening the tooth of the paper
Illustrated
CONTENTS
MATERIALS
Discover all the materials you'll need to get started and learn how to use them.
TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
Learn tips that show you how to keep your drawing clean, ways to hold your pencil, and ways to observe light and how it affects texture. Step by Step demonstrations teach techniques for basic strokes, blending, combining media, rubbing, indenting and masking
DRAW REALISTIC OBJECTS
Seven step by step demonstrations teach you how to create the textures for old pitted metal, reflective metal, people including eyes skin and hair, glass, weathered wood, leather, barbed wire, and tips for drawing textures of clotthing and fur.
PUT IT ALL TOGETHER in a STILL LIFE
Follow along with two full-length, detailed, step by step demonstrations to create beautiful drawings.
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Pencil Drawing Techniques
Sample pages include:
how to handle the pencil ... holding the pencil ... loosening-up exercises ... choosing pencils ... smudging for tones ... creating values ... creating forms ... fundamental strokes
CONTENTS
HANDLING THE PENCIL
How to handle the pencil, creating values, creating forms, fundamental strokes.
THE FUNDAMENTS OF DRAWING
Eye level the foundation of perspective, practice exercises, drawing cubic objects, using initial sketches to refine drawings, drawing cylindrical objects, drawing the cylinder first, drawing spherical objects, drawing conical objects, composing objects with basic forms.
DRAWING LANDSCAPES
Creating textures with lines and strokes, seeing the landscape as values, building your first drawing, creating a dark value pattern, smudging the pencil, drawing a harbor scene, drawing reflections in water, simplifying a busy scene, adding interest to a flat landscape, interpreting a cluttered scene, creating a center of interest, developing dark values.
DRAWING PORTRAITS
Drawing the eye, drawing a teenager, drawing a man.
DRAWING ANIMALS
Drawing dogs, drawing the big cats, drawing horses, drawing a cottontail rabbit, drawing small animals.
DRAWING for WATERCOLORS
Planning your compostion, establishing values, recording character in detail, evaluating shapes, drawing areas of interest.
HANDLING COLORED PENCILS
Using the colored pencil, selecting colored pencils, mixing colors, changing value, changing intensity, developing a discerning eye, creating structure with color, tonal techniques, flower with tonal technique, flowers on paper with gesso surface, burnishing, effects of burnishing, using colored pencils with a solvent, achieving a painterly effect, using a colorless blender.
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Drawing for older children and teens ... a creative method for adult beginners too
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drawing: the big picture - exploring different styles ... there is no right way: letting go of preconceptions ... learning the differences: appreciating more possibilities ... abstract drawing: from toddler's scribbles to modern art ... scribbling
Artist - Mona Brookes
learn to draw for older children, learn to draw for beginners
Creative Drawing Lessons
Learn to Draw Books
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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
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drawing as a magical ability ... drawing as a learnable, teachable skill ... drawing and seeing ... the artist's way of seeing: a twofold process ... drawing attention to states of consciousness ... drawing on your creative self ... my approach: a path to creativity
Artist - Betty Edwards
Learn to Draw Course
Learn to Draw Books for Adults
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The Natural Way to Draw a Working Plan for Art Study
Sample pages include:
how to use this book ... contour and gesture (observation)
Drawing Naturally
Learn How to Draw Naturally
Figure Drawing
Art Study Book
Drawing Books
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Pencil Drawing
Pencil Magic : Landscape Drawing Techniques
Sample pages include:
tools and materials ... pencils ... picture of strokes using a 2B pencil on various papers ... drawing papers ... tip ... sketchbooks ... tracing paper with picture ... masks with pictures ... tip ... erasers and shields with pictures ... stumps and tortillions ... picture of a tree with and without a stump being used ... sharpeners with pictures
CONTENTS
GETTING STARTED
TOOLS AND MATERIALS: The tools are simple. Here's everything you need to get going.
BASIC STROKES: A few basic ways of making a pencil work for you.
DRAWING STYLES: Quick sketches to finished drawings, you choose the style.
MEASURING: How to figure out the relative sizes of things.
LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS: Ways to draw the objects you commonly see in the landscape.
PERSPECTIVE: How to make your flat picture look three dimensional.
DESIGN: How to lay out your drawing for the best visual impact.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER: Start by choosing a subject and end up with a fine drawing.
DEMONSTRATIONS ... DEMOS
A simple still life, farm buildings, city montage, bare trees, woods and stream, old house, people, animals, open landscape, tree closeup.
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Drawing with Lee Ames
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How to draw a seal ... a seagull ... a kangaroo ... a butterfly ... a calico cat
Lee Ames
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How to Draw
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Fundamentals of drawing ... Basic structure of objects.
DESCRIPTION
A best-seller for 35 years; A timeless classic that has taught generations of artists; and will teach generations more. When it was originally published in 1970, How to Draw What You See zoomed to the top of the publisher's best-seller list; and it has remained there ever since. 'I believe that you must be able to draw things as you see them; realistically,' wrote Rudy de Reyna in this introduction. Today, generations of artists have learned to draw what they see, to truly capture the world around them, using de Reyna's methods. How to Draw What You See shows artists how to recognize the basic shape to draw the object, no matter how much detail it contains.
Structure ... Form ... Perspective ... Light and Shade ... Composition ... Values ... Still Life ... Figure ... Hands and Feet ... Heads and Faces ... Children ... Charcoal ... Wash ... Opaque ... Acrylic ... Ink
BACK COVER
Everyone wishes that he could faithfully reproduce the world around him - wishes that he could draw what he sees. Here is a book that teaches you how.
Rudy de Reyna believes that there are only four basic shapes in nature - the cube, the cylinder, the cone, and the sphere. Every object is based on one of these geometric shapes, although the shape itself may be greatly modified. Once you can see the basic shape of an object, you can draw that object, no matter how much detail it may contain.
Part one discusses the fundamentals of drawing. There are clear; concise, and lavishly illustrated projects. Each project is arranged so that one is slightly more complex than the one before.
In part two, the author explains the use of media not usually described in a drawing book - wash, opaque, watercolor, and acrylic. He provides exercises to help the student gain proficiency in handling each of them.
CONTENTS
Part 1
Project 1: Basic Structure of Objects - drawing straight lines - drawing lines freehand - holding the pencil - angle and direction of lines.
Project 2: Eye Level: Foundation of Perspective - changing shapes and eye level - vanishing points - cube in perspective - judging size relationships - objects below eye level - practice exercies.
Project 3: Drawing Cubic Objects - cubic forms in everyday things - searching with lines - handling detail - refining with tracing paper.
Project 4: Drawing Cylindrical Objects - drawing curved lines - observing cylindrical forms - rendering cylindrical objects - ellipses and perspective.
Project 5: Drawing Spherical Objects - departures from the geometric sphere - depth and the sphere.
Project 6: Drawing Conical Objects - symmetry of the cone - drawing everything.
Project 7: Putting Basic Forms Together - basic forms and their relatiionships - drawing symmetrical objects - drawing and observation.
Project 8: The Horizontal Plane - relating objects - contours - creating a composition - selecting a viewpoint - prespective in a still life - working with actual objects - a brief summary.
Project 9: Light and Shade - observing light and shadow - light and dimension - tonal values - using the full tonal scale - cast shadows - shadow edges - angle of light - level of light.
Project 10: Translating Local Color to Black and White - using a middle tone - values and tones - tonal arrangement - rendering texture - tactile and visual textures.
Project 11: Drawing a Still Life - copying versus drawing from life - composition and construction - laying down correct tones.
Project 12: Drawing with Charcoal - vine and compressed charcoal - powdered charcoal - erasers and blenders - papers - toned papers - fixative - charcoal's versatility - ease of manipulation.
Project 13: Still Life in Charcoal - four drawing pronciples - hard and soft edges - working from "roughs" - composing a still life - practice versus theory.
Project 14: Drawing Outdoors - natural light - light at different times of day - observing the effects of light - reflected light - searching for basic forms - using a view finder - drawing on the spot.
Project 15: Drawing Outdoors with Charcoal - advantages and disadvantages of charcoal - capturing the moods of nature - rendering specific objects - rough charcoal sketches - finished drawings in charcoal.
Project 16: Drawing the Figure - basic body proportions - cylindrical human form - some body measurements - foreshortening - drawing from life - working over the whole figure - light and shadow on the figure.
Project 17: Drawing Hands and Feet - drawing feet - drawing hands - finding your niche.
Project 18: Drawing Heads and Faces - a general procedure - angles and planes of the head - facial guidelines - male and female features - drawing the head and face from life - drawing the nose - drawing ears - drawing eyes and eyebrows - drawing the mouth - life drawing from memory.
Project 19: Drawing Children - drawing the infant's head - drawing the teenager - male and female characteristics in children - capturing a child's character.
Part 2
Drawing in Various Media
Project 20: Wash Techniques - pigment and mixer - surfaces - brushes - additional equipment - properties of wash - flat wash - wet-in-wet technique - graded wash - drybrush - linear effects.
Project 21: Drawing with Wash - working drawings - realism first.
Project 22: A Still Life in Wash - arranging and lighting - using a graded wash - eliminating pencil lines - preparing tone.
Project 23: Outdoors with Wash - transporting your materials - suiting your medium to your subject.
Project 24: Opaque Techniques - characteristics of opaque - pigments - brushes and drawing surfaces - accessories - dry brush blending - wet blending - working toward craftsmanship.
Project 25: Still Lifes in Opaque - establishing the large shapes - balancing textures - using transfer paper - paint consistency - support for the hand - controlling opaque - suitability of opaque.
Project 26: Outdoors with Opaque - opaque watercolor and nature - materials to take along - choosing a subject.
Project 27: Acrylic Techniques - brushes, pigment, and surfaces - characteristics of acrylic - versatility of acrylic.
Project 28: Still Life in Acrylic - composition and movement - considering picture space.
Project 29: Outdoors with Ink and Mixed Media - ink and additional equipment - two ink techniques - outdoors with mixed media.
Project 30: Drawing Children in Various Media - nudes versus children - children in opaque ... A Parting Word ... Index
Artists Easels
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Secrets to Drawing Realistic Faces
Sample pages include:
Fabulous drawing of an eagle ... materials and supplies ... self-portrait ... the first rule of art ... basic drawing materials ... tip ... make a point ... get the lead out ... the secret life of pink erasers ... more than kneads the eye ... the gentle eraser ... only the best ... flossing your drawing ... rulers and templates ... blending tools ... a few words on paper ... realistic drawing of a baby.
DESCRIPTION
This book will have beginning artists of all ages drawing faces that are strikingly realistic and detailed. Artist Carrie Stuart Parks honed her fast and effective drawing skills as a professional forensic artist. Here she makes drawing fun and easy, showing beginners how to render vivid self portraits and portraits of others, all in a matter of hours.
Artists will successfully learn how to master proportions and map facial features accurately. They will then study shapes within a composition and learn to draw them realistically. Lastly, artists will study the subject's values and use them to bring life and accuracy to each portrait. A final 'checking' step helps artists capture heightened realism and accuracy.
This book features clear step-by-step instructions, before-and-after examples from students, and proven drawing exercises used to train artists throughout the country.
CONTENTS
Materials and supplies... pencils and erasers ... other tools. The problem ... why is drawing so hard? ... natural artists.
SITE... site tool: measuring ... site tools: flattening and optical indexing.
SHAPE... train your mind ... shape tool: isolate ... shape tools: simplify and relate ... shape tool: measure ... shape tool: invert ... shape tools: rename and incline ... shape tool: negative ... shape tool: question ... shape tool: compare ... shape tool: flatten.
SHADE... understanding shade tools ... shade tool: values/lines ... shade tools: isolate, squint and compare ... shade tool: question ... shade tool: seek ... accuracy-checking techniques.
DRAWING EYES... eyes as shapes ... centering ... relate ... eyelid creases ... shading and filling the eye ... eyebrows and eyelashes.
DRAWING NOSES... the nose as a shape ... nose site ... wing site ... basic wing shape ... nostril basics ... nostril shapes ... nose tricks.
DRAWING LIPS and TEETH... parts of the mouth ... shading the mouth ... dealing with teeth.
DRAWING the HEAD... the structure of the head ... head shapes ... cheeks ... chins ... necks ... the female face ... child vs. adult head shapes ... drawing ears.
DRAWING HAIR... creating different types of hair ... different hairstyles.
Carrie Stuart Parks
Drawing Books Portraiture
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Pencil Drawing
The Art of Pencil Drawing
Sample pages include:
ways with the pencil ... simple materials and equipment ... shaping the lead ... preparing your pencil for broad stroke technique with illustration ... tonal palette with illustration ... paper ... pencils ... tonal palette ... drawing of a chinese stone head ... lightening tones with a kneaded rubber with illustration ... cutting light accents with illustration ... tortillon stump with illustration
CONTENTS
WAYS WITH THE PENCIL
Simple materials and equipment, shaping the lead, paper, pencils, tonal palette, eraser, tortillon stump, charcoal effect, versatility of the pencil, fixative.
LOOKING AND SEEING
Going to the heart of things, an experience in a garden, creative seeing, communication between artist and object.
SIZE AND COMPOSITION
Time weather and other considerations, size and medium, size and subject, size and tone, size and detail, size and artistic temperament, composing the sketch: selection subordination emphasis, isolating a core of interest, various ways of manipulating values.
PATTERN
What creates pattern?, beginning with pattern, pattern in masonry, basing composition on pattern, pattern and silhouette, tone and value.
SHADOWS
Shadows and form, accenting shadows, creative manipulation of shadows.
TEXTURE
Texture at close range, paper and texture, pencil and texture, abstract texture.
SKETCHING TOWN AND CITY
Emotional incentives, an incident of thwarted incentive, getting accustomed to onlookers, establishing a focal point, knowledge of architecture, perspective and proportion.
LANDSCAPE SKETCHING
Use of symbolism, size in landscape sketching, skies and clouds, an interesting problem in landscape sketching.
DRAWING TREES
A sketching trip, palm trees, silhouette, geometric analysis of tree forms.
MEMORY AND IMAGINATION
Working purely from memory, working from on the spot sketches, drawing by seeing, Degas' advice to students, following your pencil, role of the subconscious, rapid sketching, imagination, distinction between a drawing and a sketch, creative role of untouched paper, imagination and experience, imagination and improviastion.
GALLERY OF PENCIL DRAWINGS
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Figure Drawing
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Working tools - the pencil - charcoal - pastels - other supplies - erasing - papers and drawing boards - models and where to find them - life class in your own home.
DESCRIPTION
This book introduces you to an exciting approach to figure drawing.
It was especially created by a group of America's most eminent artists who have demonstrated the methods they have used in their distinguished careers.
You, too, will find that figure drawing is one of the areas of art that can bring you much fun and excitement. Not only will you gain rich satisfaction from drawing or painting, but you'll discover that people admire creative talent -- and you'll experience the pride of achievement that comes from developing a valuable skill that most others lack. Also, if you have sufficient desire and dedication, your talent in drawing could even lead you into an exciting and challenging career as a professional artist. But, whether or not you have the ambition to be a professional, you'll find that art will be a wonderfully satisfying pursuit. In this book you'll find fresh approaches to the following features:
* THE HUMAN FORM
* DRAWING MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES
* MODELS -- WHERE TO FIND THEM
* GESTURE DRAWING
* DRAWING -- STEP-BY-STEP
* THE BASIC FORM FIGURE
* ARTISTIC ANATOMY
* LIGHTING THE FIGURE
* THE FIGURE IN MOTION
CONTENTS
Your Practice Projects... how they teach you. Drawing the human form.
Working tools... paper and drawing boards. Models... and where to find them. The gesture... a natural way to draw. Figure drawing... step by step. Try these gesture exercies. Practice project.
The basic forms. Construction of the figure. Developing the form figure from gesture drawing. Practical uses of the basic form figure. Practice project.
Contour drawing. Practice project.
The figure as a solid form. Form and bulk. Practice project.
Artistic anatomy... relative proportions. The skeleton and muscles. The head; the torso. The arm. The hand and wrist. The leg and foot. Practice project.
Humanizing the basic form figure. Practice project.
Lighting the figure and head. The figure in motion. The figure in balance. The figure... walking and running. Drawing the standing female figure. Drawing the standing male figure. Practice project. Think with tracing paper: transfer with tracing paper.
Tracing papers... more practice projects. Instructor overlays, extra tracing paper sheets.
Figure Drawing Books
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Pencil Drawing
Drawing Landscapes in Pencil
Sample pages include:
The Headlands - picture with explaination ... materials ... pencils ... paper ... backing boards ... stools ... erasers ... sharpeners ... picture showing drawing strokes on various papers / boards ... protective paper with picture ... fixatives ... viewing mask with picture ... Hamilton Farm - picture with explaination
CONTENTS
MATERIALS
Pencils, paper, backing boards, stools, erasers, sharpeners, protective paper, fixatives, viewing mask.
GETTING STARTED
Holding the pencil, loosening-up exercises, creating values, creating forms, fundamental strokes, creating textures with lines and strokes, smudging for tones, seeing the landscape as values, seeing the landscape as vignettes.
BUIDLING THE DRAWING
Selecting the subject, viewing the subject, sharpening the pencil, preliminary value studies, preliminary vignette studies, some do's and don'ts, demonstration... building your first drawing, details of the finished drawing.
TREES
Types of trees, principle steps in drawing trees, demonstration... broadleafs, details of the broadleaf, demonstration... conifers, details of the conifer, demonstration... palms, details of the palm.
MOUNTAINS, HILLS, AND ROCKS
Preliminary value studies, demonstration... mountains, details of the mountain, demonstratiion... hills, details of the hill, demonstration... rocks, details of the rock.
INDUSTRIAL SCENES, HOUSES AND CITYSCAPES
Preliminary value studies, demonstration... industrial scenes, demonstration... houses, demonstration... cityscapes, details of the cityscape.
BOATS, HARBORS AND REFLECTIONS
Demonstration... boats, detail studies of boats, demonstration... harbors, details of the harbor, demonstration... reflections.
DRAWING AND PHOTOGRAPHS
Down Colonial Street, St.George Tucker House, The Governor's Palace, The Printing Office, The Back Yards, Gorton's Fish Pier, Rocky Neck, Quiet Inlet, Lane's Cove, Along Nicholson Street.
MATTING AND FRAMING
Selecting the type of mat, cutting mats, selecting the frames.
PORTFOLIO OF DRAWINGS
5 Pound Island, The Yacht Club, Gloucester Paint Company, Motif number 1... Rockport Massachusetts, Camden Falls Main, Granite Pier, The Colonial Home, Along the Duke of Gloucester Street, Farm Country, Side by Side, The Watering Hole, The Gazebo, House on Pleasant Street.
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