Select two (2) Animate Objects and One Non-Inanimate Object and One Pattern to create your new drawing. Please continue to use water color pencils to make your composition.
This project will be due June 11. The scale of this project should be 9" x 12"
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Ideal Day collaqe project
Create a collage of your ideal life. From this collage you will draw your ideal day too. There should be at least seven images of the wonderful life you would like to live.
Also, I would like you to develop a color scheme for your drawing too. It is OK with me if you use a black and white color scheme as long as you add at least one color.
The point of this collage is to let your imagination to run wild -- nothing should be out of your thinking. Do not limit your ideas and most of all do have fun.
Also, I would like you to develop a color scheme for your drawing too. It is OK with me if you use a black and white color scheme as long as you add at least one color.
The point of this collage is to let your imagination to run wild -- nothing should be out of your thinking. Do not limit your ideas and most of all do have fun.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
•When painting
with water, move from lighter areas to darker areas. The brush will carry the
darker colors into the light areas if you do not do this.
• Don't add pencil to wet areas; it creates a
darker colour that
won't change.
• Shade
lightly
and evenly, deep marks may remain or groove the paper in places where you don't
want them.
•Test unexpected
color combinations on a side sheet of watercolor paper or a multi media
sketchbook. Try mixing complementary colors like orange and blue or yellow and
violet. See whether mixing two dark colors like Indigo and Dark Brown may make
a richer black than the black pencil. Sometimes layering the very bright colors
in the right order and the right combination can give richer browns and grays
than using the brown and gray pencils
•If
you plan to add a background, you should do that first
•Your
pencil marks and brush strokes should go with the contours of your subject
•If
you notice an area is too dark before adding water, use a kneaded eraser to
lighten it. Squeeze the eraser and press it flat against the area to be
lightened. Peel it off, stretch and roll it, repeat till it's lightened. This
is gentle enough that it won't damage the paper surface the way rubbing with
other types of erasers will.
•Above
taken from Wiki How
New Yorker Cover Design
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The New Yorker is known for their very interesting and creative cover illustrations. Your new assignment will be to design a project using water colored pencils to produce a design suitable for such a publication.
Normally the designs are comments on social issues like the changing seasons, holidays, political issues, and the like. As apposed to some drawing assignments, this one will require extra research and for you to come up with a "concept" or "original idea" and then draw it to fit within the confines of the format of the magazine.
You may go to the DeAnza library or the Internet for your research and find out the proper dimensions of the magazine. The other aid to your project would be to develop several thumbnail sketches of your intended design before you even begin to design your cover.
Also the mask-head of the cover should be the same size as that of the magazine.
This project will be due next Tuesday.
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