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A unit on grid drawing and value painting
A unit on grid drawing and value painting
Monochromatic Painting Project
Monochromatic Painting Project
Part 1: Grid Drawing
Part 1: Grid Drawing
Working from a black and white photograph you will draw your image enlarged using the grid technique .
Working from a black and white photograph you will draw your image enlarged using the grid technique .
TIP: USE THE # M's OF DRAWING
TIP: USE THE # M's OF DRAWING
MARK
MAP
MODIFY
Follow the steps in each slide to enlarge your photograph.
Follow the steps in each slide to enlarge your photograph.
Your homework assignment : Complete your selected black and white drawing using the 3 M's of drawing technique described in the slide show. You will be responsible for completing one row of drawing each class.
Monochromatic Painting Project
Monochromatic Painting Project
Part 2: Mapping Out Value
Part 2: Mapping Out Value
When shade or shadow seem distinct, you must impose boundaries.
When shade or shadow seem distinct, you must impose boundaries.
Mapping involves breaking down all areas of light, shade and shadow that you see on a subject or in a scene into definite shapes
View the slide show for examples on how to map out value
View the slide show for examples on how to map out value
Your homework assignment : Complete mapping out value in your drawing. View examples for a visual explanation.
Monochromatic Painting Project
Monochromatic Painting Project
Part 3: The Value Scale
Part 3: The Value Scale
A color value scale is a monochromatic color scheme:
A color value scale is a monochromatic color scheme:
"Mono" means one and "chroma" means color. A monochromatic color scheme is different values of a single color.
View the slide show for examples on how to paint a monochromatic value scale.
View the slide show for examples on how to paint a monochromatic value scale.
Your homework assignment : Complete a painted value scale using the color you plan on using for your final monochromatic painting. View examples for a visual explanation.
Monochromatic Painting Project
Monochromatic Painting Project
Part 4: Time to paint
Part 4: Time to paint
What does MONOCHROMATIC mean?
What does MONOCHROMATIC mean?
Monochromatic paintings are built using ONE color plus BLACK and WHITE.
View the slide show for examples on how to paint monochromatically.
View the slide show for examples on how to paint monochromatically.
Your homework assignment : Complete the steps in the slide show to complete your painting. It may take a week or longer to complete. View examples for a visual explanation.
Remember, the more values you paint the more realistic your painting will look.
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