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Monday, June 9, 2014
AX-02 | Sketch: Indoor Complex Objects (Chairs)
Next, we started to sketch a more architectural perspective drawings trough chairs. In this assignment, we are using the two-point perspective to draw the chairs. To do this, we have to draw the chair from the front sideways. The objective of this exercise is still the same as before, we have to show the object's depth, texture, and shadows with a good rendering. We have to be careful and pay attention to the chair's proportion when drawing the lines to its vanishing point. There are 5 chairs for us to sketch.
- chair 1
- chair 2
- chair 3
- chair 4
- chair 5
- chair 1
- chair 2
- chair 3
- chair 4
- chair 5
AX-01 | Sketch: Indoor Object (Fruits, Vegetables, & Styrofoam)
In this assignment, I made sketches of fruits and vegetables; bell pepper, avocado, kiwi, ginger, and cabbage. And also a styrofoam object. I learned about how to draw an image that has depth, texture, and shadows 3 dimensionally. This is like the introduction exercise for perspective drawings which we will do later after this assignment. The rendering process is very important to show the object's depth and texture. Shadows composition is also important, we have to be careful so the object does not look like its floating. We have to redo our drawings until we get an "OK" from our facilitators. *huff* hehe :p
Pencil: HB for sketch & 2B for monochrome rendering
Paper size: A3
Pencil: HB for sketch & 2B for monochrome rendering
Paper size: A3
EX-03, EX-04, EX-05 | Free Hand: Lines
Lines are manmade creations that provide information about changes in form, depth, material, or brightness. It is a continuous mark on a surface that is defined mostly by its length relative to its own width or thickness. One technique that is extremely helpful in improving sketching is the mastering of the straight line.
In this assignment, I learned to make freehand lines;
EX-03: horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines
EX-04: cross lines in horizontal-vertical and diagonal lines
EX-05: circle lines and curve lines
No drawing aid like rulers are allowed to help us created the lines. This is a full freehand drawing. I have come to understand my own natural hand pressure. This affects the marks made on the paper by graphite. Line drawing exercises helps me to achieve straight line accuracy. You will need to move your entire arm while making long straight lines for stability. We have to keep the lines straight and parallel.
EX-03: horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines
EX-04: cross lines in horizontal-vertical and diagonal lines
EX-05: circle lines and curve lines
No drawing aid like rulers are allowed to help us created the lines. This is a full freehand drawing. I have come to understand my own natural hand pressure. This affects the marks made on the paper by graphite. Line drawing exercises helps me to achieve straight line accuracy. You will need to move your entire arm while making long straight lines for stability. We have to keep the lines straight and parallel.
"Line does not exist in nature. Line is an invention of man; so, in fact, is all of drawing... There must have been a reason for the invention of the line. Yes, it is a guide for those who would venture into the formlessness that surrounds us on every side; a guide that leads us to the recognition of form and dimension and inner meaning."
- George Grosz, painter, 1893-1959
[photos will be attached later]
Sunday, February 16, 2014
EX-02
Theme: Dream
11 February 2014
Dream can also be defined as an aspiration; goal; aim. In my drawing, I wanted to show that a dream is something that can be achieved with hard work. I've watched a documentary film about an olympic figure skating gold medallist, Kim Yuna. I've seen how hard it is to be able to do what she can do. But she made it looks so easy and beautiful even though it's really really hard. And sometimes, people only look at the outcome of her practices without seeing what she really feels or what she's been through. But still, practice makes perfect. That's why she's able to reach her dream of becoming an olympic gold medallist.
Shooting star. There's a common believe among people that if we see a shooting star (or falling star), we should make a wish and our wish will come true. So we tell the stars about our dreams, hoping it'll come true. :)
11 February 2014
Dream can also be defined as an aspiration; goal; aim. In my drawing, I wanted to show that a dream is something that can be achieved with hard work. I've watched a documentary film about an olympic figure skating gold medallist, Kim Yuna. I've seen how hard it is to be able to do what she can do. But she made it looks so easy and beautiful even though it's really really hard. And sometimes, people only look at the outcome of her practices without seeing what she really feels or what she's been through. But still, practice makes perfect. That's why she's able to reach her dream of becoming an olympic gold medallist.
Shooting star. There's a common believe among people that if we see a shooting star (or falling star), we should make a wish and our wish will come true. So we tell the stars about our dreams, hoping it'll come true. :)
EX-01
Theme: Don't put your phone in your back pocket. It's dangerous.
10 February 2014
First of all, we had a free drawing assignments. The story behind this drawing is that I actually got my phone stolen in a mall 1 week ago, so I wanted to show a message that you have to be careful with how you put your phone. There will always be a possibility of crime whenever and wherever we go, all we can
do is learn how to prevent it. If you put it in your back pocket, like in the drawing, you'll make yourself as an easy target of robbery. It's safer to put your phone deep inside you bag instead of this. So, be safe, and I hope you don't have to go through the same thing.
10 February 2014
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