Showing posts with label homework #5 ink drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homework #5 ink drawing. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

HOMEWORK #5: Still Life in Ink

Kate Picchi

Elaine Gutsch
Draw a still life of at least three small objects using ink in 12 x 15 in. drawing paper.  Employ cross-hatching, stippling and/or a combination of techniques. Pay attention to composition, negative space and eye level.  Kate's drawing above is rich with textural variety while Elaine's drawing dynamically encloses the negative areas into large and small triangles leading the "eye" on a zig-zag path.

Friday, April 8, 2011

HOMEWORK #5: Still Life in Ink

On paper 12 x 15 in. (a little less than a half sheet) draw a still life of at least three small objects using ink.  Employ cross-hatching, stippling or a combination of techniques. Pay attention to composition, negative space and eye level. You may repeat forms, exaggerate and add elements from your imagination. Notice in the drawing above how the various techniques have been used according to texture.  For instance, linear techniques are used on the rock and in the cross-contours of the glass whereas stippling is used in the spongy surface of the octopus and the soft gradations in the cast shadows.