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Order of Class:
Order of Class:
Whole group sketchbook check
Intro to rendering and overview of unit
Drawing definitions.
Reflection and questions
Stanley Rayfield
Stanley Rayfield
Stanley Rayfield is an artist from Richmond, Virginia who is famous for creating hyperrealistic drawings and paintings using shading, value, gradient, and form. Most of Stanley's artwork is inspired by people in his community, and scripture from the Bible.
Stanley Rayfield used pencils to render the drawings below.
Rendering uses shading, value, gradient, and form to make flat drawings look three-dimensional.
Lesson 1: Rendering uses shading, value, gradient and form.
Lesson 1: Rendering uses shading, value, gradient and form.
Artists use shading, value, gradient and form to render drawings or to draw objects that look real.
Shading is the act of coloring in a shape.
Value is how dark or light a thing appears.
Gradient is the gradual change from one value to another or one color to another
Form is a 3D object or a drawing that shows the illusion of a 3D object.
In your sketchbooks, define shading, value, gradient and form. Draw a small example of each definition.
Watch the video below for directions
Lesson 2: Rendering Forms with Flat Faces
Lesson 2: Rendering Forms with Flat Faces
Cube
Pyramid
Rectangular Prism
Lesson 3: Rendering Forms with Rounded Faces
Lesson 3: Rendering Forms with Rounded Faces
Sphere
Cone
Cylinder
Lesson 4: Using observation to render a round piece of fruit or vegetable
Lesson 4: Using observation to render a round piece of fruit or vegetable
Grab a Fruit or Vegetable
Grab a Fruit or Vegetable
We are drawing our fruit or vegetable using shading, value, gradient and form!
Order of class today:
Intro
Grab fruits veggies and supplies
Draw fruit/veggie 3 ways: 2 different positions and one modification by biting, peeling or cutting with a knife (Mrs. PJ must be present while you cut)
Check sketchbooks individually during work time
Eat your fruit or veggie. DO NOT SHARE THE FOOD!!!
Clean tables
Reflect
Dismiss to next class.
Artists use shading, value, gradient and form to create the render drawings or to draw object that look real.
Shading is the act of coloring in a shape.
Value is how dark or light a thing appears.
Gradient is the gradual change from one value to another or one color to another
Form is a 3D object or a drawing that shows the illusion of a 3D object.
Rendering uses shading, value, gradient, and form to make flat drawings look three-dimensional.
Draw the shape of your fruit or veggie
Shade the darkest values
Shade medium values
Shade lightest values and begin blending the gradients
Lesson 5:
Lesson 5:
Shading Value Gradient and Form Free Drawing
Shading Value Gradient and Form Free Drawing
Choose any object to free draw and practice shading, value, gradient and form
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