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Pencil sketching is the foundation of all visual arts. It trains the eye to see form, proportion, and detail, while the hand learns precision and control. Students use a range of graphite pencils to explore tonal value, shading techniques, and realistic drawing.
Skills Developed:
Skills Developed:
Line drawing and contour sketching
Light and shadow understanding
Hatching, cross-hatching, and smudging
Texture rendering (hair, fabric, metal, etc.)
Figure and facial proportion
Projects Include:
Projects Include:
Still life composition
Human and animal portraits
Nature studies (leaves, trees, flowers)
Object sketching from real life
Imaginative and story-based sketch work
Why We Use It:
Pencil sketching builds the core skills needed for all other art forms. It strengthens hand-eye coordination, improves concentration, and is essential for entrance into advanced levels of drawing, painting, or design.
Why We Use It:
Pencil sketching builds the core skills needed for all other art forms. It strengthens hand-eye coordination, improves concentration, and is essential for entrance into advanced levels of drawing, painting, or design.
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