- Use shading, not line
- Make sure you have adequate density, contrast, and range
- You may want to draw it upside-down to engage your right-hemisphere mode of thinking
- You may use either figure 10-10 on page 203 or figure 10-3 on page 197, whichever you think would be more helpful
Friday, December 5, 2014
DRAWING: Copy of a Courbet Self-Portrait
To get acquainted with the concepts of value, shading and "light-logic," Read pp. 194-204 in Chapter 10 of DRSB. Then focus in on and follow the directions found on pp. 200-204, copying Cobert's self portrait into your sketchbooks. DUE Monday, Dec. 8.
Labels:
Chapter 10,
Courbet,
Drawing,
Drawing and Seeing,
shading,
Value
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