Put on the finishing touches of value to the face, neck, eyes, nose, and mouth.
Hair
Add a base layer to the hairAlways work in the direction that the hair grows. Use a 3B pencil.
Add areas of darker value to the hair and use a sharpeneed eraser to erase highlights.
Add some value to clothing
Erase all grid marks
Take a picture and post to your blog. Title it Portrait- Final 4-16
I will grade your portriat as it is at the end of this class. If you want to improve it you can do so outside of class, during advisory, or before of after school.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Day 5 and 6 - Adding Value - POST PORTRAIT TO YOUR BLOG 4-8
Add a base layer of value on the face and neck with a HB pencil
Add value and detail to the lips
Add value to the nose. pay close attention to where the shadows and and highlights are on the bridge and tip of the nose.
Add Value to the eye sockets
Add value to the chekks, chin, and forehead
Add value to the neck.
POST YOUR PORTRAIT PROGRESS TO YOUR BLOG TODAY!!!!!!!
NEXT CLASS - HAIR
Add value and detail to the lips
Add value to the nose. pay close attention to where the shadows and and highlights are on the bridge and tip of the nose.
Add Value to the eye sockets
Add value to the chekks, chin, and forehead
Add value to the neck.
POST YOUR PORTRAIT PROGRESS TO YOUR BLOG TODAY!!!!!!!
- Write 2 things you feel you are doing well
- Write 2 things you wish to improve
NEXT CLASS - HAIR
Monday, April 6, 2015
Day 4 - Eyes
Add a 1 inch grid in the area of the eyes and a 1/2 inch grid on your picture. Grid even smaller for better results.
Draw the outline of the eyeball. To get the best placement, notice where the eyeball lines cross the grid lines.
Draw the iris and the pupils. Do not color or shade any of the eyes at this point.
Draw the tearduct, the eyelid line, and the rim below the eye where the eyelashes attach. DO NOT DRAW THE EYELASHES YET.
Lightly draw the the shape of the eyebrows to make sure you have proper placement, then draw in the invididual hairs.
Erase the grid on the drawing.
Draw the outline of the eyeball. To get the best placement, notice where the eyeball lines cross the grid lines.
Draw the iris and the pupils. Do not color or shade any of the eyes at this point.
Draw the tearduct, the eyelid line, and the rim below the eye where the eyelashes attach. DO NOT DRAW THE EYELASHES YET.
Lightly draw the the shape of the eyebrows to make sure you have proper placement, then draw in the invididual hairs.
Erase the grid on the drawing.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Portrait - Day 2 and 3
Last class we created a 2 inch on our papers and took pictures.
Today we will:
MOUTH
NOSE
Today we will:
- Create a 1 inch grid on our papers
- Draw the outline around the edge of your face and head, including your hair, clothes, and ears.
MOUTH
- Add a 1 inch grid in the area of the mouth on the drawing paper and a 1/2 inch grid on your picture. Grid even smaller for best results.
- Add mouth lines including upper and lower lip lines. Draw the teeth very lightly if you can see them. Pay attention to where the lip lines cross the grid lines
NOSE
- Add a 1 inch grid in the area of the mouth on the drawing paper and a 1/2 inch grid on your picture. Grid even smaller for best results.
- Draw the nose lobes and nostrils. DO NOT outline the upper part of the nose. You will shade this later.
Friday, February 13, 2015
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Realistic Drawing from Observation
Reminder - Your Final Notan is now due and should be posted to your blog.
Today we will draw a pumpkin by observation.
Before you draw remember the strategies we used for drawing realistically.
Before starting your drawing, use your thumb and pencil to find a unit of measure.
Think about the following:
What would be something in the arrangement to use as a unit of measure?
Draw everything in proportion to each other. Make sure the pumpkin is not too large or small compared to the box.
Before drawing the box, use your pencil to find angles and compare the angle to the hands on a clock.
Use your grayscale to find shadows, midtones, and highlights.
Next, observe the details of what you are drawing. How many sections does the pumpkin have? Are they all the same size or shape?
Is the stem short or long?
Compare the values of the paper, the box, and the midtones and highlights of the pumpkin? Where do you think they would be on the value scale?
Remember that you are learning how to see these details at the same time you are making connections between your eyes, brain, and hands.
Take your time, observe carefully and you may be surprised at how real your drawing turns out!
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Work Session Today - Finish your Notan
Today you will complete your Notan. If you finish before class work on the Mystery Grid.
Take a picture of each project when you finish. we will post to the blog next class.
There will be a QUIZ NEXT CLASS on the Notan vocabulary. make sure you study!!!
Take a picture of each project when you finish. we will post to the blog next class.
There will be a QUIZ NEXT CLASS on the Notan vocabulary. make sure you study!!!
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