Drawing 101


© Joan Martine Murphy

Lesson 3: Creating Depth

Resources.

A Diary of Learning Drawing Techniques By Gayle M. Bird

Art Of Drawing.de" THIS IS A FANTASTIC SITE FULL OF DRAWINGS THAT USE PERSPECTIVE TO FULL ADVANTAGE.

building up the back ground - by making it darker behind the subject matter

crosshatching

define the working space

Drawing An Egg

foreshortening explained

hatching

Poly Karbon Tutorials  A tip on Foreshortening. (This is great site jam packed with tutorials.) Foreshortening is never really easy and it's something you will have to get comfortable with over time with practice...but here's a tip.....

Project.

Medieval Castles

Red, White & Blue. Water Colour Sharon Himes.c 2002

Shading Kirk Bjorndahl  An easy way to create shading is to look for the shapes that the shadows and highlights create, then draw these shapes as toned areas on your drawing.

Technique Demonstration: One-Point Perspective.

The difference between one point and two point perspective explained.

The World Of Escher.

Tips and Information Discussing Chirascuro. During the Italian Renaissance, artists used this convention or formula for applying light and shadow to objects. This practice made it possible for artists to create an illusion of depth by simply following a standard set of rules for applying light and shadow to a form.

Tracing On Your Frame  Say it with me - "Your logical mind says it doesn't know how." Because the object seems to get distorted in the foreshortening, your logical mind freaks out and sees that the object you want to draw doesn't conform to the "symbol" that it knows.



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