DRAWING; Profile Views

Read & Follow Directions on pp.181-186,

Tone a page in your sketchbook and draw someone's profile (side-view). Must be from real life, not a photo.

This can be a classmate, or if you were absent, a friend or family member who volunteers to model for you.

DUE Mon. Dec.1st

Drawing; A Warm-Up Exercise

If you haven't yet, be sure to read pp. 174-176 and take notes for yourself on correct placement and proportion rations for profiles.

Read and follow the directions on pp.178-180 in DRSB, to help you copy John Singer Sargent's profile of Mme. Gautreau (fig.9-23) into your sketchbook. Due Tues 11/25

CIVICS: Due Tomorrow!

For those of you who were absent Thursday, Nov. 20- the following assignment was added-
1-2 p.110 & 1-2 p.116

Practice Drawing Facial Features in your Sketchbooks

The following should be in your sketchbook when they are collected Friday, Nov.21

• FROM THR NOV 13th- 3-7  (5 is fine) practice EYES.
• Must be from real life, no photos
• 2 may be your own (mirror)
• Get some left and some right
  
• FROM FRI NOV 14th- 3-7 (5 is fine) practice NOSES.
• Must be from real life, no photos
• 2 may be your own (mirror)
• Try to get some from slightly above looking down, some from as straight-on as possible, and some from just a little below, looking up

• FROM TUE NOV 18th- 7 practice MOUTHS.
• No more than 3 may be from photos (at least 4 must be from real life, 2 may be your own (mirror or photo).
• Try to capture a variety of expressions; smile, frown, bored, surprised, etc.
• At least 2 need to show teeth or be open

• FROM WED&THR NOV 19th&20th- 3-7  (5 is fine) practice EARS & HAIRSTYLES.
• Must be from real life, no photos
• Make sure ears are foreshortened (going away from you in space), these are for the portrait view of the face, not the profile view (where you'd see the whole ear)
• Try to capture a variety of hairstyles; long, short, straight, wavy, curly, spike, etc.

CIVICS! NEED TO KNOW!

• First Period- in case you didn't see it on the board- there is an assignment due tomorrow
  1-2 p.94 & 1-2 p.95
• Please turn in your Civics Binders before the end of the day- Thank You

DRAWING: Hallway Perspective Drawing

"Real" Perspective Drawing- Read the directions in DRSB pp.152-155, on 18x24 newsprint pad, draw a realistic drawing of one of our school's hallways. This is a test to evaluate how well you're able to apply "sighting skills." Use a viewfinder, use a basic unit, have a 2" margin all the way around the page to represent the "format" of your plastic picture plane/picture frame viewfinder, lightly tone your page with graphite, be sure to use negative-space. Tentative Due Date: End of class Thursday 10/30 (but if needed, we may use Monday &/or Tuesday of next week too)

DRAWING- Perspective Practice

Read pp 146-151 in DRSB, then in your sketchbook, complete the following two drawings, be sure to use "sighting" to help you accurately gage angles and distances. Use a viewfinder, and draw within a format.

Due by end of class on Friday, Oct 24.

1) Draw a doorway from at least 10-15 ft away

2) Draw a corner of a room where the ceiling and two walls come together