1/20/15 Meeting

1. Sign-In (if you haven't already)

2. Pick up shirts/sweatshirts if you ordered them.

Extra:

1 Small Shirt ($15)

1 Medium Shirt ($15)

1 Small Sweatshirt ($25)

Pay Stacey if you are interested.

3. Yearbook Club Photos 

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BASIC TECHNIQUES

	hatching - a row of lines, all facing in the same direction. More dense and concentrated in the areas that appear darker.
	cross-hatching - similar to hatching, except with the addition of criss-crossing lines.
	contour-hatching - follows the contour, or curve or outline, of the object. In this case, the hatching is rounded to match the shape of the circle.
	scumbling - tiny, squiggly circular lines - sort of like "controlled scribbling"
	stippling - placing many, many dots on the paper to indicate shading. Probably the most time consuming of all the methods, but creates some neat effects.

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EXAMPLES & BASIC TUTORIAL

Tree:
https://wikihow.com/Draw-a-Detailed-Tree




When you add your shadow on the ground on the opposite side from the sunlight, put a smaller area of shadow on the ground on the sunlit side as these branches would still cast some shadows.

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EXAMPLES

---------------- PRACTICE

1.) 15 minutes

2.) Trunk

3.) Branch

4.) Loose Sketch- Landscape

5.) Loose Sketch

Meeting 1/13/15

Important Information!

There are only three shirts and two sweatshirts left to buy. Orders will be made on a first come, first serve basis. 

The sizes are:

Two quantities- SMALL shirts

One quantity- MEDIUM shirt

One quantity- SMALL hoodie

One quantity- MEDIUM hoodie

Shirts are $15, Hoodies are $25

There is also one last MEDIUM Graphic Design Club hoodie from the limited edition 2013 original design. It will be sold for $20. 

Talk to Stacey Kim ASAP if you are interested!!!

Step 1: Choose a photo of a celebrity or any portrait photo online. You may even use a photo of yourself if you want. Just be sure you can see all the details on the face (shading, tone, etc)

Step 2: On your piece of paper, make a preliminary sketch. Include your outlines (vertical line, eye line, nose line, and mouth line) 

 

Step 3: Add in the details as best as you can. 

Step 4: (Optional) Here is a video you may watch while drawing your portrait.

Here are some drawings from other artists to help you get inspired.

by Katelyn Malmsted

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by Vince Low

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Ernest Principato

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