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Cool stuff I foundStephan Von Willer
Cool stuff I foundDavid Boyce
Cool stuff I foundNokia
Cool stuff I foundJohn Park
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Cool stuff I foundCharles Guan
Cool stuff I foundCharles Guan
Cool stuff I foundRISD students
HW1 crit!
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HW1 good stuff
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Week 2: Sketch dayUs: Critique HW1Me: Line quality, perspective, value, shadows/lightingYou: Sketching drills, start on homework
Week 3: Demo dayUs: Critique HW2Me: Marker basics: value, shadows. Materials. You: Sketch a-long! Drills.
Week 2Warmup
Week 3Intro markering
Homework 2 (due wk 3):7 pages 14x17 marker rag2 pages: 4” cubes, marker rendered, shadows, 5 per page1 page: 4” cylinders, marker rendered, shadows, 5 per page1 page: 4” flow forms, markered, shadows, 5 per page2 pages: material forms (cubes, cylinders, arrows, flows). Stone, wood, fabric, metal, glass1 page: whatever you want, markered
Scan and post on Blogger, 150 dpi
Homework 3 (due wk 4):7 pages 11x17 marker ragTBD
Scan and post on Blogger, 150 dpi
Lines
Motion it out.
Commit to one stroke
Double hit if you can.
Contrast and clarity
Practice makes perfect.
No hairy things!
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Perspective
Plan it out.
Draw through.
Convergence/divergence!
Watch the horizon.
Watch exaggeration.
Set up simple geometry to compose complex geometry.
Don’t think you’re too good to draw through. It will never hurt.
Be a stickler. One off line could ruin it.
Make sure your geometry is in the correct position.
Use it when scale calls for it, or an emotive drawing.
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Value
Hatch consistently.
Practice!
Contrast!
Make sure the lines correspond to the plane they are on, too.
Takes time.
MOAR where you want viewer to look.
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