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    Phil Arts Drawing

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    Drawing is the process of using an instrument like a pencil or crayon to make marks called lines on a smooth surface. There are different types of drawings like life drawing based on observation, emotive drawing emphasizing emotions, and sketching done spontaneously. Various shading techniques can be used like hatching with parallel lines, cross-hatching with crisscrossing lines, and stippling with dots. The drawing process involves studying the subject, transferring key elements to paper, blocking in shadows, and adding details and texture using shading techniques. Forms of drawing include doodling, hyperrealism, cartoons, line drawings, typography, and tattoos.

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    Drawing is the process of using an instrument like a pencil or crayon to make marks called lines on a smooth surface. There are different types of drawings like life drawing based on observation, emotive drawing emphasizing emotions, and sketching done spontaneously. Various shading techniques can be used like hatching with parallel lines, cross-hatching with crisscrossing lines, and stippling with dots. The drawing process involves studying the subject, transferring key elements to paper, blocking in shadows, and adding details and texture using shading techniques. Forms of drawing include doodling, hyperrealism, cartoons, line drawings, typography, and tattoos.

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    Drawing is the process of using an instrument like a pencil or crayon to make marks called lines on a smooth surface. There are different types of drawings like life drawing based on observation, emotive drawing emphasizing emotions, and sketching done spontaneously. Various shading techniques can be used like hatching with parallel lines, cross-hatching with crisscrossing lines, and stippling with dots. The drawing process involves studying the subject, transferring key elements to paper, blocking in shadows, and adding details and texture using shading techniques. Forms of drawing include doodling, hyperrealism, cartoons, line drawings, typography, and tattoos.

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    Phil Arts Drawing

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    Phil Arts: Drawing  Contour – similar to hatching and

    cross-hatching, but with the use of

    Drawing – is the process of moving an curves to follow the contour of the

    instrument over a smooth surface to leave a subject

    mark called line.  Scribble – an excellent technique to


    use when drawing specific subjects like
    - They can be created using any dry media like
    trees or hair because it not only create
    pencils, crayons, chalk etc.
    values, but also transmits a sense of
    Kinds of drawing texture

     Life drawing – A drawing that is based  Stippling / Pointilism – tone and

    directly on the observation of the artists texture is built up by applying dots in

    of his subject. different densities. This technique


    takes time and you have to make sure
     Emotive drawing – a type of drawing
    that emphasizes the expression of that you don’t start creating lines
    instead of dots.
    different emotions, feelings, and mood.
     Sketching – These are drawings done - make sure that each dot has an ample

    at the spur of the moment space in between to avoid creating a


    line
    - The artist puts down on paper
    thoughts and ideas that occur instantly  Circulism - consists of many overlapping
    circles. The more circles, the smoother
     Perspective drawing – A drawing in
    the texture of the art becomes
    which the artist created 3D images on a
    2D pictures plane
    Steps:
    Shading techniques
    1. Look - study the image that is about
     Hatching – This is accomplishd by to be drawn, look for lines and shapes
    drawing thin lines that run in the same of the subject
    direction. 2. Transfer - arrange the elements
    - No curves will be in the sketches (line, shapes) and composition
    - Lines should run in the samee 3. Blocks - add the shadows of the
    direction object
     Cross hatching – accomplished by 4. Add - give each object a 3D quality
    criss-crossing lines (by using shading techniques)
    5. Finish the drawing / Finish - after
    rendering the texture (both the shading
    and the outlines), the artist can finally
    finish the drawing

    Forms of drawing
    Doodling - is a very informal form of drawing
    usually created absentmindedly
    Hyperrealism - realistic drawing sharpens
    your eye and improves design skill across all
    areas.
    - The perfect style in which to indulge if you’re
    interested in drawing portraits, as you’ll learn
    to capture facial features
    Cartoon - usually a simplified, non-realistic
    style of drawing, often with exaggerated
    features.
    - Also known as caricature, cartoons give
    you creative license to get really imaginative
    Line drawing - basic line drawing is
    aesthetically pleasing and makes for simple
    and elegant visual content
    - An entire image is created from one
    continuous line (known as continuous line
    drawing). The end result looks simple but the
    technique is challenging.
    Typography - could involve anything from
    drawing scenes inside letters or creating an
    image out of words
    Tattoo - every tattoo starts as a drawing,
    which then goes through the process of
    becoming a stencil which is transferred to the
    skin before being permanently tattooed.

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