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Drawing Basics

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Drawing Basics

Humanities
Author
Kristen Kennedy
Publisher
Coalinga College
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CC BY-SA
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Contents· 85 sections
  1. 01: Part I
  2. 1.01: Chapter 1- Media Materials and Tools
  3. 1.1.01: Traditional Drawing Media
  4. 1.1.02: Modern and Alternative Media
  5. 1.1.03: Drawing Surfaces
  6. 1.1.04: Tools and Accessories for the Artist's Toolbox
  7. 1.1.05: Techniques and Applications in Drawing
  8. 1.1.06: Health and Safety in the Drawing Studio
  9. 1.1.07: Conclusion
  10. 1.02: Chapter 2- Observational Drawing
  11. 1.2.01: Observational Drawing Defined
  12. 1.2.02: Learning How to See
  13. 1.2.03: Arrangement of Your Drawing Composition
  14. 1.2.04: Conclusion
  15. 02: Part II
  16. 2.01: Chapter 3- Exploring Line
  17. 2.1.01: The Visual Element of Line
  18. 2.1.02: Exploring the Nuances of Line in Art- Line Quality Direction and Characteristics
  19. 2.1.03: The Role of Contour line in Basic Drawing
  20. 2.1.04: Techniques in Mark Making
  21. 2.1.05: Conclusion
  22. 2.02: Chapter 4- Exploring Value
  23. 2.2.01: The Visual Element of Value
  24. 2.2.02: The Nature of Light and Visual Perception
  25. 2.2.03: Concepts in Value Drawing
  26. 2.2.04: Selecting the Right Tools
  27. 2.2.05: Value Shading Techniques
  28. 2.2.06: Conclusion
  29. 2.03: Chapter 5- Drawing Using Basic Shapes
  30. 2.3.01: The Visual Element of Shape
  31. 2.3.02: Types of Shapes
  32. 2.3.03: Simplification of Complex Objects into Basic Shapes
  33. 2.3.04: Techniques for Drawing Shape
  34. 2.3.05: The Relationship of Shape in Composition
  35. 2.3.06: Example Artists and Artworks
  36. 2.3.07: Conclusion
  37. 2.04: Chapter 6- Spatial Depth
  38. 2.4.01: The Visual Element of Space
  39. 2.4.02: Techniques for Creating Spatial Depth in Drawing
  40. 2.4.03: Positive and Negative Space
  41. 2.4.04: Artist's Exploration of Space
  42. 2.4.05: Conclusion
  43. 2.05: Chapter 7- Drawing Texture
  44. 2.5.01: The Visual Element of Texture
  45. 2.5.02: Different Categories of Texture
  46. 2.5.03: Techniques for Depicting Texture
  47. 2.5.04: Drawing Media for Creating Texture
  48. 2.5.05: Texture of Drawing Materials
  49. 2.5.06: Master Works from Art History
  50. 2.5.07: Conclusion
  51. 2.06: Chapter 8- Exploring Color Illustration
  52. 2.6.01: The Visual Element of Color
  53. 2.6.02: The Color Wheel
  54. 2.6.03: Properties of Color-Hue Saturation and Value
  55. 2.6.04: Color Theory
  56. 2.6.05: Color Mixing Techiques
  57. 2.6.06: Color in Composition
  58. 2.6.07: Masterwork Case Studies
  59. 2.6.08: Conclusion
  60. 03: Part III
  61. 3.01: Chapter 9- Composition Design Principles
  62. 3.1.01: Defining the Design Principles
  63. 3.1.02: Elements of Design in Review
  64. 3.1.03: Important Aspects of Compositional Design
  65. 3.1.04: Composition Techniques and Applications
  66. 3.1.05: Combining Techniques for Enhanced Effect
  67. 3.1.06: Conclusion
  68. 3.02: Chapter 10- Developing Personal Expression
  69. 3.2.01: Defining Personal Expression
  70. 3.2.02: Psychological Aspects of Personal Expression
  71. 3.2.03: Techniques and Design Elements that Enhance Personal Expression
  72. 3.2.04: Influence of Personal Experiences and Cultural Backgrounds
  73. 3.2.05: Practical Methods for Developing Personal Style in Drawing
  74. 3.2.06: Historical Context of Personal Expression
  75. 3.2.07: Drawing in the Digital Age- Expanding Horizons of Personal Expression
  76. 3.2.08: Conclusion
  77. 3.03: Chapter 11- The Art Critique
  78. 3.3.01: Defining Critique and Criticism
  79. 3.3.02: Purposes and Benefits of the Classroom Critique
  80. 3.3.03: Strategies for Constructive Feedback
  81. 3.3.04: The Process of Evaluating Art
  82. 3.3.05: Objectivity and Subjectivity in Art Critique
  83. 3.3.06: Constructive Feedback vs. Destructive Crticism
  84. 3.3.07: Methods for Evaluating Art
  85. 3.3.08: Conclusion