Description
Sketching is generally a prescribed part of the studies of art students.[5] This generally includes making sketches (croquis) from a live model whose pose changes every few minutes. A "sketch" usually implies a quick and loosely drawn work, while related terms such as study, modello and "preparatory drawing" usually refer to more finished and careful works to be used as a basis for a final work, often in a different medium, but the distinction is imprecise. Underdrawing is drawing underneath the final work, which may sometimes still be visible, or can be viewed by modern scientific methods such as X-rays.
Requirements
- HB pencil (good quality), 2B pencil, blue clour pencil (No compulsion)
- Eraser (good quality)
- A4 size paper
- scale
- Drawing board
Course Curriculum
- Section 1Introduction
Introduction 0 min How to hold a pencil 0 min How to make the hand flexible 0 min
- Section 2Basic Sketching Techniques
Using pencil 0 min Using Grill 0 min Scaling image 0 min
- Section 3Sketching perspective of objects
Vanishing point (eye view) 0 min Practice with basic shapes 0 min Practice with extrude and bevel 0 min Draw a 3D object 0 min Draw a 3D object Part 2 0 min Draw a 3D House 0 min Draw a background with objects 0 min
- Section 4Figure drawing (Anatomy) - Male
Body 0 min Face 0 min Ear 0 min Eyes 0 min Arm 0 min Hand 0 min Fingers 0 min Leg 0 min Feet 0 min Basic actions 0 min
- Section 5Figure Drawing (Anatomy) - Female"
Body 0 min Face 0 min Ear 0 min Eyes 0 min arm 0 min Hand 0 min fingers 0 min Leg 0 min Feet 0 min Basic actions 0 min