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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Easy Sketching Techniques
Below about easy sketching technique.
Outline techniques for beginners to learn to hold a pen. Well, there is no perfect way to keep a pen and probably what works for you, you get the best results. There are also many myths, like an artist should take a pencil and if you buy these myths and try to artificially hold a pencil, you're probably the worst thing for your art.
Tripod Grip: The grip tripod is the most common way to hold a pencil, which is also used for writing. This is when your thumb and forefinger of a triangle whose shape middle finger and is supported by the ring and little fingers. It allows the finger to a precise control of the beam have. If you keep the pen in its vertical position in a saucepan handle, it will allow the most accurate shadow with the tip. If you hold a pencil in a tripod handle, you can use your thumb and fingers to control the pen, and to function properly, you can rest your hand on paper only. Always use a spare paper to keep your sketches of burrs that occurs due to skin oils and sweat.
Extended Tripod Grip: Advanced grip tripod holds a different kind of pen. The way you hold a pencil into this jack is the same as in taking the basic tripod, hold only the position changes that this time is on the upper side of the pencil. Since its grip is the same as in the stand base is there an easier way to practice drawing techniques, especially for amateurs, because it allows greater freedom. Advanced tripod grip allows small movements of the fingers, producing a larger movement of the stylus, making it effectively a handle for drawing. Keep a relaxed grip on the pencil, it is to achieve the best results. A firm grip is restrictive and tiring.
Top Handle: Most artists with the top handle to hold a pencil. It is often recommended for design because of its ease on the side of a pencil. The pencil is easily positioned against the fingers with the flat of your thumb. The exact position of a top handle varies from hand to hand, the proportions of the hand. One thing to remember is to have a relaxed grip on the pencil. This grip is best suited for vertical surfaces such as drawing a screen vertically. For best results with the top handle, you must either sit or stand so the arm is replaced by a wider space to allow free and expressive mark-making.
In Handle: The handle is actually a relaxed way, when to hold a pencil drawing. It can be explained as a bit above the flat handle even your thumb to move it up or you want to pencil in a V-shape of the thumb and the palm pose, with the middle finger and index finger to control the pencil . The low grip is relaxed and wide for a sketch used.
Outline techniques for beginners to learn to hold a pen. Well, there is no perfect way to keep a pen and probably what works for you, you get the best results. There are also many myths, like an artist should take a pencil and if you buy these myths and try to artificially hold a pencil, you're probably the worst thing for your art.
Tripod Grip: The grip tripod is the most common way to hold a pencil, which is also used for writing. This is when your thumb and forefinger of a triangle whose shape middle finger and is supported by the ring and little fingers. It allows the finger to a precise control of the beam have. If you keep the pen in its vertical position in a saucepan handle, it will allow the most accurate shadow with the tip. If you hold a pencil in a tripod handle, you can use your thumb and fingers to control the pen, and to function properly, you can rest your hand on paper only. Always use a spare paper to keep your sketches of burrs that occurs due to skin oils and sweat.
Extended Tripod Grip: Advanced grip tripod holds a different kind of pen. The way you hold a pencil into this jack is the same as in taking the basic tripod, hold only the position changes that this time is on the upper side of the pencil. Since its grip is the same as in the stand base is there an easier way to practice drawing techniques, especially for amateurs, because it allows greater freedom. Advanced tripod grip allows small movements of the fingers, producing a larger movement of the stylus, making it effectively a handle for drawing. Keep a relaxed grip on the pencil, it is to achieve the best results. A firm grip is restrictive and tiring.
Top Handle: Most artists with the top handle to hold a pencil. It is often recommended for design because of its ease on the side of a pencil. The pencil is easily positioned against the fingers with the flat of your thumb. The exact position of a top handle varies from hand to hand, the proportions of the hand. One thing to remember is to have a relaxed grip on the pencil. This grip is best suited for vertical surfaces such as drawing a screen vertically. For best results with the top handle, you must either sit or stand so the arm is replaced by a wider space to allow free and expressive mark-making.
In Handle: The handle is actually a relaxed way, when to hold a pencil drawing. It can be explained as a bit above the flat handle even your thumb to move it up or you want to pencil in a V-shape of the thumb and the palm pose, with the middle finger and index finger to control the pencil . The low grip is relaxed and wide for a sketch used.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
The Technique of Sketching
Below about the sketching technique.
In essence, a sketch can be done in two ways, one possibility is to make a preliminary sketch for a painting or drawing is finished, another option is just a sketch making fun of art and if done properly, can actually turn the art of paper itself. A sketch on the left is full of life and energy, and can only be achieved through a dynamic and rhythmic flow of the sketches are watercolor, oil, charcoal, acrylic or other media.
In the sketch of the same level of detail we can see all the graffiti and other marks that I had placed, and each mean a spike mark or whether it is a form of hair or a shade is placed in detail how the search for abstract example, we see a full sketch, and then realize that everything is necessary, to see full-size sketches, and you can see what the signs and graffiti depicting.
To type a blueprint you need to relax and let yourself go and not afraid to make mistakes and have an understanding of shapes and forms. If you know the shape and form of trying to let myself go and lose all your barriers and preconceived notions of what you may think drawing is all about. Examples on the left is a simple sketch of a smooth and rhythmic, I really do not care about the toenails or if the dog is featured in the eyes. These sketches take two minutes to do, and it is a good idea to introduce yourself time to see what can be achieved.
In essence, a sketch can be done in two ways, one possibility is to make a preliminary sketch for a painting or drawing is finished, another option is just a sketch making fun of art and if done properly, can actually turn the art of paper itself. A sketch on the left is full of life and energy, and can only be achieved through a dynamic and rhythmic flow of the sketches are watercolor, oil, charcoal, acrylic or other media.
In the sketch of the same level of detail we can see all the graffiti and other marks that I had placed, and each mean a spike mark or whether it is a form of hair or a shade is placed in detail how the search for abstract example, we see a full sketch, and then realize that everything is necessary, to see full-size sketches, and you can see what the signs and graffiti depicting.
To type a blueprint you need to relax and let yourself go and not afraid to make mistakes and have an understanding of shapes and forms. If you know the shape and form of trying to let myself go and lose all your barriers and preconceived notions of what you may think drawing is all about. Examples on the left is a simple sketch of a smooth and rhythmic, I really do not care about the toenails or if the dog is featured in the eyes. These sketches take two minutes to do, and it is a good idea to introduce yourself time to see what can be achieved.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Learn Step to Sketching People
Below step to sketch people.
Sketch is a means of visual communication, which is inspired by life. This is not a replica, but the delegates / features with the smallest details of the body. Refine the sketch drawing and painting an innate talent. This helps promote the capacity of the observations of an artist. This art is based on a thorough examination of every detail of the object. And when it comes to making a sketch of a person, you have to watch the body language / like a full and interesting. You do not need to define the pattern of all points of view, such as drawing, but to bring the essence of politics. We bring you a few simple steps and tips on how to draw people, the bottom line.
Things Required
* Spiral-bound Sketch Pad
* Graphite Drawing Pencils
* Pink Eraser
* Charcoal Pencils (optional)
* Gum Erasers (optional)
Procedure
* Choose the materials for your sketch. Make yourself ready with a spiral-bound sketch pad, a set of graphite drawing pencils and pink erasers. Even charcoal pencils, along with the gum erasers, can serve the purpose.
* Start with sketching the basic structure of the picture. Think about the forms in a general basic shape. For instance, think of shaping the head as a tapering oval. You can assume limbs as tapering rectangles and the hips and torso in the shape of polygons.
* Draw the basic shape on paper. Find out the longest line lying along the outside edge of the shape. Draw a line starting from the shortest line and the largest form towards the shortest line and the smallest detail.
* You need to make arching curves to form the lines along the edges of limbs, torso and face. Make the curves in a long and shallow form, which should gradually turn into shorter arcs.
* Always draw these sketches in light lines, so that it is easier to rub them for any required corrections.
* When you are confident that you have got the exact shape, draw heavier lines on the lighter sketch. Erase the lines coming out of the curves and also the extraneous lines.
* Now that the main body frame is ready, you need to draw the inner details.
* Start with drawing the eyes. Make an outline of the eyes inside the face, ensuring that both the eyes are placed in proportion to each other.
* Draw the eyebrows over the eyes, followed by the pupils and irises. Shade the eyelids i.e. the part of eyes that is under the eyebrows. In case the shading is overdone, use the eraser to lighten it, so that it blends well with the entire sketch.
* Make an outline of the nose, below the eyes. Add curves at the bottom and middle part of the nose. On both the sides, make nostrils, followed by the bottom. Shade the nose in such a manner that the tip is light in comparison to its other parts. This will give the effect of light shining on the nose.
* Now, it is the turn to draw the mouth. Sketch the lips below the nose. Make the upper lip a little darker than the lower one. Do not forget to draw the trench between the nose and the upper lip. Draw subtle lines in the lips to make them look real.
* Form soft or hard lines around the mouth, to reflect the smile of the person.
* Draw inwards curves around the eyes and when it comes to cheek bones, make outward curves. Shade the entire face properly, taking care that you do not overdo it.
* Sketch hair the same way as you did with the eyelashes. The length and form of hair will depend on the person you are sketching.
* Draw faint lines in the portion where light is shining, whereas you will need darker and closer lines in places of shadow. Always use downward strokes for hair.
* While sketching ears, pay particular attention to the curves present inside the ears.
* Draw neck and collars below the face. Add some accessories, but be careful not to overdo them. The facial features should remain in focus and the accessories drawn decisively.
* Once you have completed the sketch, make a border of both the face and the body dark. This will help in making the features of the person candid and clear.
Sketch is a means of visual communication, which is inspired by life. This is not a replica, but the delegates / features with the smallest details of the body. Refine the sketch drawing and painting an innate talent. This helps promote the capacity of the observations of an artist. This art is based on a thorough examination of every detail of the object. And when it comes to making a sketch of a person, you have to watch the body language / like a full and interesting. You do not need to define the pattern of all points of view, such as drawing, but to bring the essence of politics. We bring you a few simple steps and tips on how to draw people, the bottom line.
Things Required
* Spiral-bound Sketch Pad
* Graphite Drawing Pencils
* Pink Eraser
* Charcoal Pencils (optional)
* Gum Erasers (optional)
Procedure
* Choose the materials for your sketch. Make yourself ready with a spiral-bound sketch pad, a set of graphite drawing pencils and pink erasers. Even charcoal pencils, along with the gum erasers, can serve the purpose.
* Start with sketching the basic structure of the picture. Think about the forms in a general basic shape. For instance, think of shaping the head as a tapering oval. You can assume limbs as tapering rectangles and the hips and torso in the shape of polygons.
* Draw the basic shape on paper. Find out the longest line lying along the outside edge of the shape. Draw a line starting from the shortest line and the largest form towards the shortest line and the smallest detail.
* You need to make arching curves to form the lines along the edges of limbs, torso and face. Make the curves in a long and shallow form, which should gradually turn into shorter arcs.
* Always draw these sketches in light lines, so that it is easier to rub them for any required corrections.
* When you are confident that you have got the exact shape, draw heavier lines on the lighter sketch. Erase the lines coming out of the curves and also the extraneous lines.
* Now that the main body frame is ready, you need to draw the inner details.
* Start with drawing the eyes. Make an outline of the eyes inside the face, ensuring that both the eyes are placed in proportion to each other.
* Draw the eyebrows over the eyes, followed by the pupils and irises. Shade the eyelids i.e. the part of eyes that is under the eyebrows. In case the shading is overdone, use the eraser to lighten it, so that it blends well with the entire sketch.
* Make an outline of the nose, below the eyes. Add curves at the bottom and middle part of the nose. On both the sides, make nostrils, followed by the bottom. Shade the nose in such a manner that the tip is light in comparison to its other parts. This will give the effect of light shining on the nose.
* Now, it is the turn to draw the mouth. Sketch the lips below the nose. Make the upper lip a little darker than the lower one. Do not forget to draw the trench between the nose and the upper lip. Draw subtle lines in the lips to make them look real.
* Form soft or hard lines around the mouth, to reflect the smile of the person.
* Draw inwards curves around the eyes and when it comes to cheek bones, make outward curves. Shade the entire face properly, taking care that you do not overdo it.
* Sketch hair the same way as you did with the eyelashes. The length and form of hair will depend on the person you are sketching.
* Draw faint lines in the portion where light is shining, whereas you will need darker and closer lines in places of shadow. Always use downward strokes for hair.
* While sketching ears, pay particular attention to the curves present inside the ears.
* Draw neck and collars below the face. Add some accessories, but be careful not to overdo them. The facial features should remain in focus and the accessories drawn decisively.
* Once you have completed the sketch, make a border of both the face and the body dark. This will help in making the features of the person candid and clear.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Learn Sketching Tips
Here's about tips for sketching.
Painting outdoors can help us see the world with new eyes, it sharpens our ability to capture the essence of a scene quickly and raise awareness of our theme. And we also get some fresh air and exercise into the bargain!
Find out what equipment and materials you need to go sketching. I mean look at the first time, is lightweight, versatile and minimal, and some of my ideas will help you to be surprised!
Learn what makes a good topic and outline how to capture the landscape differently. I also show you how to find the most interesting compositions in unexpected places.
Relative light and dark areas of image is important, a good picture, so I'll show you how to do it with some clever tricks to help you reach the contrasts.
Painting outdoors can help us see the world with new eyes, it sharpens our ability to capture the essence of a scene quickly and raise awareness of our theme. And we also get some fresh air and exercise into the bargain!
Find out what equipment and materials you need to go sketching. I mean look at the first time, is lightweight, versatile and minimal, and some of my ideas will help you to be surprised!
Learn what makes a good topic and outline how to capture the landscape differently. I also show you how to find the most interesting compositions in unexpected places.
Relative light and dark areas of image is important, a good picture, so I'll show you how to do it with some clever tricks to help you reach the contrasts.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Sketchbooks Ideas
Today's about sketchboos ideas.
Here are some ideas for drawing sketches organized by topic. Do not miss the big ideas to draw landscapes, portraits and figures, animals, paint and other sources of inspiration in the following pages.
* Draw the installation of traditional dishes, fruit and tablecloth. Experiment time to make sketches of each thumbnail.
* Do some stainless steel utensils on a black background, to learn tonal pencil.
* Organize a boy toy, especially wood, books, and an old story.
* indices of the story - let your drawing shows a story that has happened or is happening. the bloody knife, broken objects, historical articles and photos, clothes on a chair - the meaning of objects can be loaded.
* Playing with contrasts - old / new, light and dark, spiky / soft objects, and using tissues. How can you make something look heavy or light?
Here are some ideas for drawing sketches organized by topic. Do not miss the big ideas to draw landscapes, portraits and figures, animals, paint and other sources of inspiration in the following pages.
* Draw the installation of traditional dishes, fruit and tablecloth. Experiment time to make sketches of each thumbnail.
* Do some stainless steel utensils on a black background, to learn tonal pencil.
* Organize a boy toy, especially wood, books, and an old story.
* indices of the story - let your drawing shows a story that has happened or is happening. the bloody knife, broken objects, historical articles and photos, clothes on a chair - the meaning of objects can be loaded.
* Playing with contrasts - old / new, light and dark, spiky / soft objects, and using tissues. How can you make something look heavy or light?
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Tips on How to Sketch Accurately
Below about tips on how to sketch accurately.
A good drawing will result in a good painting (see fig 4).The secret to improving drawing ability is to learn to see. This entails forestalling the left side of the brain. The following tips might help.
* Turn the drawing upside down or view it through a mirror. This will cause mistakes to become obvious.
* Stand ten feet away from the drawing. This will force the brain to view the drawing holistically.
* Do not look at the drawing for two minutes. This will reboot the brain and encourage a fresh viewpoint.
* Flick the eyes at regular intervals from the scene to the drawing in order to get a comparison between the two.
Making the Drawing Accurate
* The first line will never be accurate. This is why drawing from light to dark is important. Mistakes can be overdrawn and accuracy is built up as each adjustment is made.
* Become aware of negative shapes. This is the shape of the background and foreground around the main objects.
* Measure the relative length of things by using a pencil. Hold it at arm's length and close one eye. Compare how high or wide things are.
* Use a viewfinder and imagine a cross in the centre. Plot the drawing in relation to the cross
A good drawing will result in a good painting (see fig 4).The secret to improving drawing ability is to learn to see. This entails forestalling the left side of the brain. The following tips might help.
* Turn the drawing upside down or view it through a mirror. This will cause mistakes to become obvious.
* Stand ten feet away from the drawing. This will force the brain to view the drawing holistically.
* Do not look at the drawing for two minutes. This will reboot the brain and encourage a fresh viewpoint.
* Flick the eyes at regular intervals from the scene to the drawing in order to get a comparison between the two.
Making the Drawing Accurate
* The first line will never be accurate. This is why drawing from light to dark is important. Mistakes can be overdrawn and accuracy is built up as each adjustment is made.
* Become aware of negative shapes. This is the shape of the background and foreground around the main objects.
* Measure the relative length of things by using a pencil. Hold it at arm's length and close one eye. Compare how high or wide things are.
* Use a viewfinder and imagine a cross in the centre. Plot the drawing in relation to the cross
Monday, March 14, 2011
The Negative Space
Today's about the negative space. What is negative space?
In the drawing, negative space, instead of observing the positive form of an object, you draw the shape of space around the object. This may include details of the background or a design, or can be established as a simple silhouette. In many books about design, you will find an example that begins by drawing a silhouette of the object, and shadow around him. Although it is a gauge, this is not correct drawing negative space. How do you draw the outline, draw a positive picture - emphasizing the positive space - forms a solid object.
The current example below was prepared in this way, looking at the shape of each part of the object, and the drawing of its contours and nuances. This method does not achieve the objective of the exercise of drawing negative space, which is to understand the forms and spaces around an object.
In the drawing, negative space, instead of observing the positive form of an object, you draw the shape of space around the object. This may include details of the background or a design, or can be established as a simple silhouette. In many books about design, you will find an example that begins by drawing a silhouette of the object, and shadow around him. Although it is a gauge, this is not correct drawing negative space. How do you draw the outline, draw a positive picture - emphasizing the positive space - forms a solid object.
The current example below was prepared in this way, looking at the shape of each part of the object, and the drawing of its contours and nuances. This method does not achieve the objective of the exercise of drawing negative space, which is to understand the forms and spaces around an object.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Tips For Color Pencil
These about color pencil tips.
These provide an idea of crayons to help solve the problem of crayons. Check out these quick and easy tips and techniques of colored pencil and get maximum results from your color pencil drawings.
Tip - Wax Bloom
Flower wax is a white veil that appears in the work of drawing in colored pencil as a heavy layer of wax on the surface forms of media. This tip explains how to prevent your merosakkan drawing colored pencil.
Tip - testing of materials
Expand your color pencil drawings by experimenting with materials. Here are some tips on how to explore the techniques of colored pencil.
Tip - The intensity of colored pencils
Subdued lights? Darks look washed out? The increase in the intensity of the color area in your colored pencil drawings with these tips.
Tip - blend and smudge
Find better ways to handle your colored pencils with tips on kaedah Berbezit blending and smudging pencils.
These provide an idea of crayons to help solve the problem of crayons. Check out these quick and easy tips and techniques of colored pencil and get maximum results from your color pencil drawings.
Tip - Wax Bloom
Flower wax is a white veil that appears in the work of drawing in colored pencil as a heavy layer of wax on the surface forms of media. This tip explains how to prevent your merosakkan drawing colored pencil.
Tip - testing of materials
Expand your color pencil drawings by experimenting with materials. Here are some tips on how to explore the techniques of colored pencil.
Tip - The intensity of colored pencils
Subdued lights? Darks look washed out? The increase in the intensity of the color area in your colored pencil drawings with these tips.
Tip - blend and smudge
Find better ways to handle your colored pencils with tips on kaedah Berbezit blending and smudging pencils.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Human Head Proportions
Below about proportion of human head.
To accurately draw the human head, was first with the basic proportions. Shows the share of traditional rules are six faces in the same place, two and three parts. Horizontal division of the sheet in the "third eye" to the middle of the forehead, the lower the bottom of the nose. Mata was sitting in the middle of the horizontal, the mouth in the middle of the lower third.
If you are skeptical, such as simple math, try on different models in the magazines - it works! While this is an ideal that does not count various nations and individuals to observe the basic proportions of this gives you a starting point to measure against.
By making sure your base is right proprtions to start with, you will avoid the big draw at the next stage of the image.
To create a good head proportions, follow these simple steps.
# Begin with a ball.
# Drop a line from mid-forehead to the chin. 'Slice off' a circle at the side of the head, and from the front of this circle, curve a line down to the chin. Complete the plane of the face with a line on the other side. Now add the jawline.
# Construct the nose, indicate mouth and chin position and elongate skull slightly. (The distance from chin to crown is almost the same as from forehead to the back of the skull).
Feel free to leave a comment.
To accurately draw the human head, was first with the basic proportions. Shows the share of traditional rules are six faces in the same place, two and three parts. Horizontal division of the sheet in the "third eye" to the middle of the forehead, the lower the bottom of the nose. Mata was sitting in the middle of the horizontal, the mouth in the middle of the lower third.
If you are skeptical, such as simple math, try on different models in the magazines - it works! While this is an ideal that does not count various nations and individuals to observe the basic proportions of this gives you a starting point to measure against.
By making sure your base is right proprtions to start with, you will avoid the big draw at the next stage of the image.
To create a good head proportions, follow these simple steps.
# Begin with a ball.
# Drop a line from mid-forehead to the chin. 'Slice off' a circle at the side of the head, and from the front of this circle, curve a line down to the chin. Complete the plane of the face with a line on the other side. Now add the jawline.
# Construct the nose, indicate mouth and chin position and elongate skull slightly. (The distance from chin to crown is almost the same as from forehead to the back of the skull).
Feel free to leave a comment.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Mistakes Beginners Make
Today's about the mistakes that beginners make from sketching or drawing.
Drawing With a Hard Pencil
If you have no very dark shadows and the whole picture is rather pale, check your pencil. Are you using a Number2 (HB) pencil? These are too hard to draw with (though they are handy for light shading). Get a B, 2B and 4B for darker values.
Humble graphite pencil may seem the simplest of drawing tools, and so - but when you hit the shops of art, graphite pencil existing range can be a surprise. If you are just starting, low-cost, quick solution is to choose a select 6B, 4B, 2B, H and 2H of many famous artists. A serious beginners may want to go to the full set of cans, or try clutch pencils. The pencils are relatively cheap, so experiment to find what is right for you.
The pencils are nuclei of graphite powder (not lead) fired with clay, which varies in hardness. Type of graphite used in pencils is relatively soft and flexible, like a small advantage, and erroneously considered a form of lead, when discovered. The irony is locked, and many think that once had a lead pencil to base, although they never did. Graphite particles leaving a small, smooth paper with a slight sheen.
Pencil Quality Varies
Pencils can vary widely in quality. Irregularities in substandard or poorly processed graphite can lead to unpredictable tonal range, and even worse, scratches in the paper. Uncentered cores tend to break on sharpening. High quality artist's pencils deliver reliable, even tone at carefully graded hardnesses, and are less prone to breakage.
Wood-Cased Artist's Pencils
The familiar 'graylead' pencil has a graphite/clay core encased in cedar wood. These range in hardness from around 9b (very soft) up to 9H (very hard indeed) depending on the brand. Most artists starting out will find that a selection of 2H, HB, 2B, 4B and 6B is more than adequate to start with. If you are interested in doing extremely fine, realist tonal work, you might want to include all the pencils from 4H to 6B, or even buy a boxed set.
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Any ideas or comment just leave it below.
Drawing With a Hard Pencil
If you have no very dark shadows and the whole picture is rather pale, check your pencil. Are you using a Number2 (HB) pencil? These are too hard to draw with (though they are handy for light shading). Get a B, 2B and 4B for darker values.
Humble graphite pencil may seem the simplest of drawing tools, and so - but when you hit the shops of art, graphite pencil existing range can be a surprise. If you are just starting, low-cost, quick solution is to choose a select 6B, 4B, 2B, H and 2H of many famous artists. A serious beginners may want to go to the full set of cans, or try clutch pencils. The pencils are relatively cheap, so experiment to find what is right for you.
The pencils are nuclei of graphite powder (not lead) fired with clay, which varies in hardness. Type of graphite used in pencils is relatively soft and flexible, like a small advantage, and erroneously considered a form of lead, when discovered. The irony is locked, and many think that once had a lead pencil to base, although they never did. Graphite particles leaving a small, smooth paper with a slight sheen.
Pencil Quality Varies
Pencils can vary widely in quality. Irregularities in substandard or poorly processed graphite can lead to unpredictable tonal range, and even worse, scratches in the paper. Uncentered cores tend to break on sharpening. High quality artist's pencils deliver reliable, even tone at carefully graded hardnesses, and are less prone to breakage.
Wood-Cased Artist's Pencils
The familiar 'graylead' pencil has a graphite/clay core encased in cedar wood. These range in hardness from around 9b (very soft) up to 9H (very hard indeed) depending on the brand. Most artists starting out will find that a selection of 2H, HB, 2B, 4B and 6B is more than adequate to start with. If you are interested in doing extremely fine, realist tonal work, you might want to include all the pencils from 4H to 6B, or even buy a boxed set.
Read more with this.
Any ideas or comment just leave it below.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Learn to Draw a Perspective
These about how to draw a perspective.
Understanding of perspective drawing is important, no matter what the topic of your choice. It's easier than you think. Just start from scratch, follow the examples of the success of the next lesson when you are happy. Do not be afraid to experiment perspective drawing. Your eyes will tell you whether something is right or wrong. Have fun!
#1
Learning to draw simple boxes in one point perspective is a great introduction to 'three d' perspective drawing. Because the shapes are simple, you can easily see if you've made a mistake. Follow along with this lesson to draw our own three-d boxes using one point linear perspective.
#2
To really have fun drawing and perspective, you have two escape points. Now you can draw cool 3D! This is slightly more complicated than one-point perspective, because you sure you do your right vanishing point vanishing lines. But when you get the idea that it is simple - you have little to give it a second thought.
#3
It's a very simple process, using diagonals to locate the center of a square or rectangle in perspective. From there, you can use this point to divide the shape into half or four, or use the center points to place the vertex of a roofline or column. Works in one or two point perspective.
More info from this.
Please leave a comment if you have any ideas.
Understanding of perspective drawing is important, no matter what the topic of your choice. It's easier than you think. Just start from scratch, follow the examples of the success of the next lesson when you are happy. Do not be afraid to experiment perspective drawing. Your eyes will tell you whether something is right or wrong. Have fun!
#1
Learning to draw simple boxes in one point perspective is a great introduction to 'three d' perspective drawing. Because the shapes are simple, you can easily see if you've made a mistake. Follow along with this lesson to draw our own three-d boxes using one point linear perspective.
#2
To really have fun drawing and perspective, you have two escape points. Now you can draw cool 3D! This is slightly more complicated than one-point perspective, because you sure you do your right vanishing point vanishing lines. But when you get the idea that it is simple - you have little to give it a second thought.
#3
It's a very simple process, using diagonals to locate the center of a square or rectangle in perspective. From there, you can use this point to divide the shape into half or four, or use the center points to place the vertex of a roofline or column. Works in one or two point perspective.
More info from this.
Please leave a comment if you have any ideas.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Get Sketchy in Golden Gate Park
Below about the Sharon Art Studio.
Remember art class when you were a kid? (You loved to decorate themselves with finger paint paper). Here is your chance to rediscover the childlike wonder in this sense a drawing class at Golden Gate Park (do not worry - your clothes will be safe). With this agreement, Sharon Art Studio, a drawing will enjoy three hours of group classes in San Francisco's favorite park, where the artist and a qualified horticulturist will teach you the basic tips for drawing. Then you're free to do the flowers, plants, buildings on the horizon ... or even that the cold cloud that looks a lot like Obama. You can leave the sights that you see your subject, as well as your teacher will help you change your place of inspiration and creativity - because, well, we are all artists. Even those of us who rarely get a pencil. For an extra $ 5, you can get Flowers Conservatory, where you can get up close and personal with beautiful flowers. So grab a few layers, a hat and get ready for a day of Plein Air drawing - which is a fancy French term for the great outdoors. Plus ... sounds cool.
Special terms
One deal per person. Multiple may be purchased as gifts. Expiration date is the last class date: March 27th, 2011. Students will meet at the Sharon Art Studio and instruction will take place in various outdoor locations in Golden Gate Park. Students and instructor may choose to spend a portion of the time in the Conservatory of Flowers – admission is an additional $5. In the case of inclement weather entire course will take place inside the Conservatory. Minimum of 6 to activate a date; maximum of 12. Reservations required; subject to availability.
Reviews
“Sharon Art Studio is a little known excellent art resource in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. I have taken many classes in the drawing, painting and printing arts and they are led by dedicated teachers and working artists.”
Adelbart B. | Yelp
Source : zozi.com
Remember art class when you were a kid? (You loved to decorate themselves with finger paint paper). Here is your chance to rediscover the childlike wonder in this sense a drawing class at Golden Gate Park (do not worry - your clothes will be safe). With this agreement, Sharon Art Studio, a drawing will enjoy three hours of group classes in San Francisco's favorite park, where the artist and a qualified horticulturist will teach you the basic tips for drawing. Then you're free to do the flowers, plants, buildings on the horizon ... or even that the cold cloud that looks a lot like Obama. You can leave the sights that you see your subject, as well as your teacher will help you change your place of inspiration and creativity - because, well, we are all artists. Even those of us who rarely get a pencil. For an extra $ 5, you can get Flowers Conservatory, where you can get up close and personal with beautiful flowers. So grab a few layers, a hat and get ready for a day of Plein Air drawing - which is a fancy French term for the great outdoors. Plus ... sounds cool.
Special terms
One deal per person. Multiple may be purchased as gifts. Expiration date is the last class date: March 27th, 2011. Students will meet at the Sharon Art Studio and instruction will take place in various outdoor locations in Golden Gate Park. Students and instructor may choose to spend a portion of the time in the Conservatory of Flowers – admission is an additional $5. In the case of inclement weather entire course will take place inside the Conservatory. Minimum of 6 to activate a date; maximum of 12. Reservations required; subject to availability.
Reviews
“Sharon Art Studio is a little known excellent art resource in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. I have taken many classes in the drawing, painting and printing arts and they are led by dedicated teachers and working artists.”
Adelbart B. | Yelp
Source : zozi.com
Monday, March 7, 2011
Architectural Sketching and Rendering
It's about architectural sketching.
Want to be the most secure buildings draw with a pencil or pen? How about refining your skills making plans that design? If you are an architect, designer, artist, or a student interested in architecture, this book full of sketches and a wide range of rendering techniques and styles, offers the complete intermediate level of education you need.
How to obtain effects with pencils and pens are covered in Part 1. The different types of media, including charcoal and ink brushes, are examined in detail, as well as various communications, advice and accessories you need. A series of exercises shows how to draw lines, shapes, textures and shades, and then combine them in fact. A special sequence is included on how to do perspective drawing freehand.
Techniques and examples of buildings catch, interior and urban landscapes of the area and are fully explored in Part 2. For example, the designs of these highly respected architects such as Henry Hobson Richardson, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Raymond Hood, Julia Morgan, Eliel Saarinen, Mies van der Rohe, Robert Venturi, Michael Graves and are included in the section on buildings. Different types of home furniture are presented in interior section, with particular emphasis on the traditional response to a renewed interest today in historical styles. The network of interior spaces is the S. Maria Maggiore in Rome, at the chapel of Paul Rudolph for Tuskegee Institute. Drawing of trees (pine trees), water, sky, clouds, snow covered in the section on landscapes, and a sequence of special demonstration showing how to paint urban landscapes from photographs.
Three personal approaches are given an in-depth review in Part 3. Hugh Ferriss is known for the soaring skyscrapers he so dramatically rendered during the 20s when they were first being built. The process that the designer goes through in creating a finished project is shown in Norman Diekman's work, while the wit and whimsy of Paul Hogarth's caricatures show you how to make even tired wooden buildings sag with interest.
Profusely illustrated with 325 illustrations, Architectural Sketching and Rendering is required reading if you want to learn how to create your own successful drawings.
Source : Amazon.
Want to be the most secure buildings draw with a pencil or pen? How about refining your skills making plans that design? If you are an architect, designer, artist, or a student interested in architecture, this book full of sketches and a wide range of rendering techniques and styles, offers the complete intermediate level of education you need.
How to obtain effects with pencils and pens are covered in Part 1. The different types of media, including charcoal and ink brushes, are examined in detail, as well as various communications, advice and accessories you need. A series of exercises shows how to draw lines, shapes, textures and shades, and then combine them in fact. A special sequence is included on how to do perspective drawing freehand.
Techniques and examples of buildings catch, interior and urban landscapes of the area and are fully explored in Part 2. For example, the designs of these highly respected architects such as Henry Hobson Richardson, Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, Raymond Hood, Julia Morgan, Eliel Saarinen, Mies van der Rohe, Robert Venturi, Michael Graves and are included in the section on buildings. Different types of home furniture are presented in interior section, with particular emphasis on the traditional response to a renewed interest today in historical styles. The network of interior spaces is the S. Maria Maggiore in Rome, at the chapel of Paul Rudolph for Tuskegee Institute. Drawing of trees (pine trees), water, sky, clouds, snow covered in the section on landscapes, and a sequence of special demonstration showing how to paint urban landscapes from photographs.
Three personal approaches are given an in-depth review in Part 3. Hugh Ferriss is known for the soaring skyscrapers he so dramatically rendered during the 20s when they were first being built. The process that the designer goes through in creating a finished project is shown in Norman Diekman's work, while the wit and whimsy of Paul Hogarth's caricatures show you how to make even tired wooden buildings sag with interest.
Profusely illustrated with 325 illustrations, Architectural Sketching and Rendering is required reading if you want to learn how to create your own successful drawings.
Source : Amazon.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Tips of Sketching for Beginner
These about sketching tips for beginner.
So, what does one need for sketching basically? Is it paper? Is it pencil? No, it's not. It is the skill of observation, that is an important attribute for a good sketching artist . Here are some sketches tips and tricks that help improve your skills in drawing and sketching.
Stationery: no need to spend all your money on expensive paper. One of the sketches tips for beginners is to start drawing on rough paper. Later, you can start with A4 photocopying paper used. For more information, you need a dark pen when you add more depth to the drawings may, with dark shadows and tones. You can always reduce the pressure on the pen and make your shots start, so with a 6B pencil of good quality. Do you need an eraser and a sharpener or a knife on hand to sharpen a pencil, and wear a pad to support the newspapers.
Note: Now that you have all the equipment is very important before you start drawing the observation. Whatever shape the topic you want is the most important thing before you start looking at the issue carefully. It may still be life, nature, picture, or drawing gesture. First, just sit back and watch. What makes it look like the subject? Because the subject is balanced? How does the fall of light on this subject? Lighting is important, we must be careful when adding texture in a sketch. Take formed on the highlights (brightest spot) and dark matter.
The movements of the hand: A lot of people do not know that one of the most important is sketching tips and tricks related to hand movements. Before drawing, for 5 to 10 minutes only draw circles with a diameter of about 10 cm. Draw vertical, horizontal and diagonal from one end and the end of the paper. While drawing these forms, it is important that you do not rest your wrist on the paper. How to get better at this drawing lines and perfect circles, hand movements to improve and you can draw shapes more confidence. This should be an important task in practice, before drawing any topic to do for the movement of the hand.
The correct form: whenever a subject, sketches, forget the completion of the design. The first thing you need is just the shape. This is a sketch of important tips for children or beginners. For example, in still life, the use of size, shape and symmetry of the objects to the right. The shading and texturing of the design is secondary and will be followed. When drawing perspective drawings, get the perfect shape and then move on to shading. If you make the form correctly, instead of shading, you can also do this design painting. Whatever your subject outline, to try to resolve the first form. You can buy books on various topics. These books have rules for the forms to help understand and shape with the right rules. For example, in portrait drawing is a rule that the space between the two eyes, one eye. So if you want to learn perspective drawing, simply illustrated books from now on perspective drawing and drawing portraits, illustrated books to buy, easy-portraits. Do not buy expensive books drawing of fat, are not for beginners. Instead, buy children books that will be launched. Later, you can book more expensive to buy the sketch of Education.
More info from this site.
So, what does one need for sketching basically? Is it paper? Is it pencil? No, it's not. It is the skill of observation, that is an important attribute for a good sketching artist . Here are some sketches tips and tricks that help improve your skills in drawing and sketching.
Stationery: no need to spend all your money on expensive paper. One of the sketches tips for beginners is to start drawing on rough paper. Later, you can start with A4 photocopying paper used. For more information, you need a dark pen when you add more depth to the drawings may, with dark shadows and tones. You can always reduce the pressure on the pen and make your shots start, so with a 6B pencil of good quality. Do you need an eraser and a sharpener or a knife on hand to sharpen a pencil, and wear a pad to support the newspapers.
Note: Now that you have all the equipment is very important before you start drawing the observation. Whatever shape the topic you want is the most important thing before you start looking at the issue carefully. It may still be life, nature, picture, or drawing gesture. First, just sit back and watch. What makes it look like the subject? Because the subject is balanced? How does the fall of light on this subject? Lighting is important, we must be careful when adding texture in a sketch. Take formed on the highlights (brightest spot) and dark matter.
The movements of the hand: A lot of people do not know that one of the most important is sketching tips and tricks related to hand movements. Before drawing, for 5 to 10 minutes only draw circles with a diameter of about 10 cm. Draw vertical, horizontal and diagonal from one end and the end of the paper. While drawing these forms, it is important that you do not rest your wrist on the paper. How to get better at this drawing lines and perfect circles, hand movements to improve and you can draw shapes more confidence. This should be an important task in practice, before drawing any topic to do for the movement of the hand.
The correct form: whenever a subject, sketches, forget the completion of the design. The first thing you need is just the shape. This is a sketch of important tips for children or beginners. For example, in still life, the use of size, shape and symmetry of the objects to the right. The shading and texturing of the design is secondary and will be followed. When drawing perspective drawings, get the perfect shape and then move on to shading. If you make the form correctly, instead of shading, you can also do this design painting. Whatever your subject outline, to try to resolve the first form. You can buy books on various topics. These books have rules for the forms to help understand and shape with the right rules. For example, in portrait drawing is a rule that the space between the two eyes, one eye. So if you want to learn perspective drawing, simply illustrated books from now on perspective drawing and drawing portraits, illustrated books to buy, easy-portraits. Do not buy expensive books drawing of fat, are not for beginners. Instead, buy children books that will be launched. Later, you can book more expensive to buy the sketch of Education.
More info from this site.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Tips to Improve Sketching Skills
Today's article about improving your sketching skills.
To sketch quickly learn to sketch from your shoulder. Most people learn to sketch on small pieces of paper, usually no bigger than A4, sketching small images. Because the images are small, people tend to learn how to sketch from the wrist. Drawing a long line tends to consist of lots of small movements from your wrist, as you move your arm along. If you look carefully at these lines they consist of lots of small arches.
Sketching from your shoulder means that you can draw lines in one continuous movement. Instead of drawing by moving your wrist, keep your wrist still and move your entire arm in one long movement from your shoulder. It's not an easy skill to master but once you have, you definitely will see the benefit.
A good way to learn is to practice drawing on large A2 sheets of paper and have the paper vertical. This means that you can't rest your wrist on the page encouraging you to use your shoulder when drawing.
There is a simple exercise that can help. Draw a series of opposing vertical and horizontal dots at each end of a piece of paper. Practice drawing a continuous line from one dot on one side of the paper to the dot on the opposite side of the paper. Gaining confidence in your drawing action is vital to improving your sketching skills.
To sketch quickly learn to sketch from your shoulder. Most people learn to sketch on small pieces of paper, usually no bigger than A4, sketching small images. Because the images are small, people tend to learn how to sketch from the wrist. Drawing a long line tends to consist of lots of small movements from your wrist, as you move your arm along. If you look carefully at these lines they consist of lots of small arches.
Sketching from your shoulder means that you can draw lines in one continuous movement. Instead of drawing by moving your wrist, keep your wrist still and move your entire arm in one long movement from your shoulder. It's not an easy skill to master but once you have, you definitely will see the benefit.
A good way to learn is to practice drawing on large A2 sheets of paper and have the paper vertical. This means that you can't rest your wrist on the page encouraging you to use your shoulder when drawing.
There is a simple exercise that can help. Draw a series of opposing vertical and horizontal dots at each end of a piece of paper. Practice drawing a continuous line from one dot on one side of the paper to the dot on the opposite side of the paper. Gaining confidence in your drawing action is vital to improving your sketching skills.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Sketch With a Pen Tablet
These about how to sketch with a pen tablet.
A graphics tablet is a digital camera that connects to a computer. It comes with a touchscreen and a stylus path that works like a mouse. The tablets are often used by visual artists and designers because it gives them precise control over the elements of their design. Another interesting feature of the pen tablet is that it allows the user to draw directly into an arts program instead of just scanning in the artwork signed. Drawing with a tablet to take skill, but requires slegs'n walking.
#1
Push the power button to turn on your pen tablet. If you cannot find the power button, look at the product manual for specific location information. Open an art program on the computer, such as Paint, Sketchpad, Photoshop or Corel Draw. Any program that allows you to use digital tools, like a paintbrush or pencil, is sufficient for using the pen tablet as a sketch pad.
#2
Choose a drawing tool from the toolbar menu by clicking on it with your mouse. Tools such as the paintbrush, pencil or spray can are good options. These tools may be found in different locations depending on the program, but if you are having trouble finding the tools, there is usually a "tool" option in the menu bar at the top of the program window.
#3
Pick up the pen that goes with the tablet PC. Place the tip onto the pen tablet and drag it across until you see the arrow tool appear on the screen's art canvas.
#4
Engage the pen as a drawing tool. Depending on the tablet and pen that you own, the process may vary. Some pens require that you press a button on the side of the pen to engage the tool. If there is more than one button, press the one that performs the right-click function as if you were drawing with a mouse. Hold down the button and press the pen on the tablet to draw. Other pen tools have a tip that presses into the body of the pen when enough pressure is applied. As the tip is pressed down into the tablet, it creates a drawing on the screen. For specifics on operating your pen tool, read the owner's manual that came with the technology.
#5
Change colors or drawing tools by using the pen as a mouse and clicking on different tools in the tool bar.
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A graphics tablet is a digital camera that connects to a computer. It comes with a touchscreen and a stylus path that works like a mouse. The tablets are often used by visual artists and designers because it gives them precise control over the elements of their design. Another interesting feature of the pen tablet is that it allows the user to draw directly into an arts program instead of just scanning in the artwork signed. Drawing with a tablet to take skill, but requires slegs'n walking.
#1
Push the power button to turn on your pen tablet. If you cannot find the power button, look at the product manual for specific location information. Open an art program on the computer, such as Paint, Sketchpad, Photoshop or Corel Draw. Any program that allows you to use digital tools, like a paintbrush or pencil, is sufficient for using the pen tablet as a sketch pad.
#2
Choose a drawing tool from the toolbar menu by clicking on it with your mouse. Tools such as the paintbrush, pencil or spray can are good options. These tools may be found in different locations depending on the program, but if you are having trouble finding the tools, there is usually a "tool" option in the menu bar at the top of the program window.
#3
Pick up the pen that goes with the tablet PC. Place the tip onto the pen tablet and drag it across until you see the arrow tool appear on the screen's art canvas.
#4
Engage the pen as a drawing tool. Depending on the tablet and pen that you own, the process may vary. Some pens require that you press a button on the side of the pen to engage the tool. If there is more than one button, press the one that performs the right-click function as if you were drawing with a mouse. Hold down the button and press the pen on the tablet to draw. Other pen tools have a tip that presses into the body of the pen when enough pressure is applied. As the tip is pressed down into the tablet, it creates a drawing on the screen. For specifics on operating your pen tool, read the owner's manual that came with the technology.
#5
Change colors or drawing tools by using the pen as a mouse and clicking on different tools in the tool bar.
Read more...
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sketching with Watercolor Paints
These about tip to sketching with watercolor.
Instead of the traditional dry media, watercolors and sketches a more complete picture of the scene to provide you a colorful, textured sketches can provide the advantages of. Here with watercolor sketches are some tips for getting started.
Keep it Loose
The first key to sketching with watercolor is to keep your hand loose and use big, sweeping strokes. This will speed the sketching process and leave you with the feeling and composition of a scene without taking too much time. Remember, you're not trying to make a painting worthy of a frame. You just want to record what you see for a complete painting in the future.
Skip the Details
One of the best reasons for sketching with watercolor instead of sketching with dry media is simplicity. Broad strokes and a loose hand will keep your sketch spontaneous, but you may still fall into the trap of over recording. To combat this, always use the biggest brush possible. Using a larger brush will help you record the big picture, not all the fussy little details, keeping you more focused on capturing the atmosphere and composition of the moment.
Paint in Chunks
If you are a stickler for details, go ahead and paint them, but not with your composition sketch. Do separate sketches of the details that catch your eye. For example, if you are sketching a busy farmer's market you should paint an overall composition sketch, a sketch of the gourd display, a sketch of the intriguing older lady, a sketch of the farmer's dog...you get the idea.
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Instead of the traditional dry media, watercolors and sketches a more complete picture of the scene to provide you a colorful, textured sketches can provide the advantages of. Here with watercolor sketches are some tips for getting started.
Keep it Loose
The first key to sketching with watercolor is to keep your hand loose and use big, sweeping strokes. This will speed the sketching process and leave you with the feeling and composition of a scene without taking too much time. Remember, you're not trying to make a painting worthy of a frame. You just want to record what you see for a complete painting in the future.
Skip the Details
One of the best reasons for sketching with watercolor instead of sketching with dry media is simplicity. Broad strokes and a loose hand will keep your sketch spontaneous, but you may still fall into the trap of over recording. To combat this, always use the biggest brush possible. Using a larger brush will help you record the big picture, not all the fussy little details, keeping you more focused on capturing the atmosphere and composition of the moment.
Paint in Chunks
If you are a stickler for details, go ahead and paint them, but not with your composition sketch. Do separate sketches of the details that catch your eye. For example, if you are sketching a busy farmer's market you should paint an overall composition sketch, a sketch of the gourd display, a sketch of the intriguing older lady, a sketch of the farmer's dog...you get the idea.
Read more at this source.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
The Importance of Product Sketching and Tips
Today's article about the importance of product sketching and tips to do it the best.
This whole idea of the project has developed a sketch of exactly where the product because it is very important. Drawing the customer, if approved, are transformed into the actual design. Over time, design and technology is a vast field, so many things are impossible for designers can be done without any difficulty that has grown year to do it again.
This play on their creativity and change every now and then something unique graphic design to translate the sketch into an opportunity for designers now design of any project should be given greater importance. They do not understand the importance of it, but I've seen a lot of designers are not in the sketch. It works directly on your desktop for quality work and ignore the sketches that they can treat their work begins. Buy products in order to understand the importance of sketching and then let's look at the same point. Also, the layout of a large new business and Photoshop and Illustrator can be inspired by a sketch of a design for a printed card.
* Sketching gives you a clear concept of what you really want. If you will work on monitor directly, you are allowing yourself to make changes in something which is not finalized. Also, your client will be making a lot of changes and it might end up like a mess.
* Product Sketching gives you a clear outline of your creativity.
1. Information Gathering
Gathering correct information about the product is very important. You need to have one on one meeting with your client in order to learn as much as you can about their product. Good product knowledge will help you in coming up with a better concept.
2. Development of brief
Once you are done with information gathering, you need to start working on development of brief.
3. Sketching
Sketching is where you can actually bring your dreams into reality. Sketch your concept on a piece of paper and don’t just compromise on one sketch. Keep on sketching till the time you actually get your dream right.
4. Customer feedback
Get the customer feedback on your final project so that you can refine it according to the needs of client.
Read more from this site.
This whole idea of the project has developed a sketch of exactly where the product because it is very important. Drawing the customer, if approved, are transformed into the actual design. Over time, design and technology is a vast field, so many things are impossible for designers can be done without any difficulty that has grown year to do it again.
This play on their creativity and change every now and then something unique graphic design to translate the sketch into an opportunity for designers now design of any project should be given greater importance. They do not understand the importance of it, but I've seen a lot of designers are not in the sketch. It works directly on your desktop for quality work and ignore the sketches that they can treat their work begins. Buy products in order to understand the importance of sketching and then let's look at the same point. Also, the layout of a large new business and Photoshop and Illustrator can be inspired by a sketch of a design for a printed card.
* Sketching gives you a clear concept of what you really want. If you will work on monitor directly, you are allowing yourself to make changes in something which is not finalized. Also, your client will be making a lot of changes and it might end up like a mess.
* Product Sketching gives you a clear outline of your creativity.
1. Information Gathering
Gathering correct information about the product is very important. You need to have one on one meeting with your client in order to learn as much as you can about their product. Good product knowledge will help you in coming up with a better concept.
2. Development of brief
Once you are done with information gathering, you need to start working on development of brief.
3. Sketching
Sketching is where you can actually bring your dreams into reality. Sketch your concept on a piece of paper and don’t just compromise on one sketch. Keep on sketching till the time you actually get your dream right.
4. Customer feedback
Get the customer feedback on your final project so that you can refine it according to the needs of client.
Read more from this site.
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