DRAWING 101
Drawing Final
Module 7 - Lecture
For the lecture to this final module, I would like to just provide a recap of what we learned. This is a way to just point out the major characteristics of each technique. Use this page as a reference for deciding which techniques to use together. Also, if you need further reference on any technique, just click the link associated with the description and it will take you to the module concerning that particular technique.
When you're ready to move on, click "next" below.
Sketching
A rough or unfinished drawing, often made to assist in the making of a more finished picture.
Hatching &
Cross-Hatching
Contour Drawing
A drawing that utilizes one continuous line and defines the form or shape of a subject.
Stippling
The process of drawing using numerous small dots or specks to create the illusion of a three-dimensional subject.
Blending
The technique of gently intermingling two or more colors or values to create a gradual transition in gradient.
Additive/Subtractive
Drawing
The building of values to create depth and form by placing line after line on paper or removing pigment from the paper to define the form and depth.
