Contour drawing lesson

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Learn how to do a blind contour drawing with some simple examples using markers and improve your drawings with these easy exercises.

In this guide, find out what contour drawing is and how to create your own. It's a fantastic drawing exercise for beginners.

Before you start this artwork, I would suggest you talk to students about the difference between various drawing techniques. I got th...

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Cross Contour Drawing - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Cross contour drawing involves drawing lines across the form of an object to represent its three-dimensional shape and topography from a particular angle. Lines travel horizontally, vertically, or both across surfaces and contours. The technique maps out all details of an object like a grid would, showing angles, raised and indented surfaces, and the shape created by different parts. Students…

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This is a good reference for introducing contour drawing into the art classroom. I used examples from various websites I have been using over the years.

Drawing Exercises - Draw organic volumes. Draw cross-contour lines to describe their volumes.

When I was in college, my favorite warm-up exercises were always the blind contour drawings. For my birthday (September 10th), I signed up for Gritty Jane's Portraits and Papers class and our first lesson included blind contour portraits! I forgot how much I love doing them! Wheee!!! Don't forget to stop by Sophia's blog to see some serious Sunday Sketching sweetness!