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Basic Pen Strokes for Ink Drawing

Basic Pen Strokes for Ink Drawing. Pen and Ink Hatching, Crosshatching, & Scumbling. Drawing the Nose with Cross Hatching. Ways to show value:. Hatching: series of parallel lines used for shading Crosshatching: crossed lines used for shading. Hatching.

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Color

Color. To understand how to make realistic images, we need a basic understanding of the physics and physiology of vision. . Basics Of Color. Elements of color:. Basics of Color. Physics: Illumination Electromagnetic spectra Reflection Material properties

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Color

Color. To understand how to make realistic images, we need a basic understanding of the physics and physiology of vision. . Basics Of Color. Elements of color:. Basics of Color. Physics: Illumination Electromagnetic spectra Reflection Material properties

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Color

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Color

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Still Life or Observational Drawing

Still Life or Observational Drawing. WHY DRAW STILL LIFES? A still life is a drawing or painting of inanimate objects - such as fruit, pottery and flowers.

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Elements of ART

Elements of ART. Line is a MOVING POINT Line Defines Shapes, objects and Form TYPES OF LINE Contour LINE Gesture LINE Many others curved, dotted, jagged. LINE. Art would be NOTHING without line!. Contour Line. Contour means "outline", and shows exterior edges of objects

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The Wonderful World of Color!!!

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Introduction to Design Elements

Introduction to Design Elements. Graphic design elements are the building blocks of graphics. Line Color Value Shape Form Space Texture . Graphic design elements. Lines. Line Characteristics Width - thick, thin, tapering, uneven Length - long, short, continuous, broken

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Assignment of Weights

Assignment of Weights. Other methods, besides arbitrary, for weight assignment exist There are both direct and indirect weight elicitation techniques Source: The Engineering Design of Systems Models and Methods By Dennis M. Buede (Chapter 13). Alternative Weighting Methods.

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Assignment of Weights

Assignment of Weights. Other methods, besides arbitrary, for weight assignment exist There are both direct and indirect weight elicitation techniques Source: The Engineering Design of Systems Models and Methods By Dennis M. Buede (Chapter 13). Alternative Weighting Methods.

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Value

Value. What is it? . Value is another one of the 7 elements of art It is defined as: the lightness or darkness of an object or shape Everything has value, different tints and shades. Some are easier to see then others. What does it do?.

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Color Theory

Color Theory. Color Theory. Color has three properties: Hue - which are the names of the colors. Value -which refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. Intensity - which refers to the saturation of brightness of a color. The Color Wheel.

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Freehand Drawing1 Value with tonal gradation (no smudging on this project)

Freehand Drawing1 Value with tonal gradation (no smudging on this project). California Visual Art Standards. 2.0 Creative Expression

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Section 1.2: Measurement

Section 1.2: Measurement. Your Class Data ( dotplots ):. Questioning the Class Data:. Are the measurements valid ? - What would make them NOT valid? Are the measurements reliable ? - What would make them NOT reliable? Is there any bias in your data ?

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