You are to choose
on interesting object; no smaller than an apple, no larger than a toaster.
Then, in vine charcoal on a single side of an 18x24 sheet of sketch paper from
your new pad, you are to make three (3) observational line drawings of that
same object. You are to draw each
version of the object once in the following three ways:
1) continuous line:
the entire object must be drawn in one unbroken, controlled, single width line,
as if you were to take an extremely long piece of spaghetti an arrange it in
the shape of the object
2)colligraphic
line: a colligraphic line is a line that goes from thin to thick or thick to
thin by either twisting your drawing tool or changing its pressure. It is NOT a constant width along its length. You may use as many lines as neccessary in
this drawing.
3)angry line: an
angry line tends to be a fast and aggressive line. It also tends to use a lot
of pressure in its execution, making it fairly dark.
The Rules
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Each version of the object must be at least life sized, and they must
all be the same size
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You are to arrange the three renditions of the object on the paper so
that the entire composition is balanced.
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You may not crop any of the three objects.
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The three versions of you object must more or less fill the page
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You may arrange your paper in the most appropriate format for you
objects, either vertically or horizontally.
Whatever your decision, you must defend it in critique
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When finished, spray fix your drawing (outside and away from cars) so
that it will not smudge.
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