Drawing101
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This document provides guidance on improving stick figure drawing skills by learning drawing elements and principles. It discusses key elements like shape, texture, value, color, line, and space. Artists are given as examples for different elements, like John Singer Sargent for line and Henri Matisse for shape. Principles like repetition, unity, proportion, and contrast are also covered. The document ends by offering tips, resources, and inspiration for practicing stick figure drawing.
Drawing101
- 1. LEVEL UP YOUR STICK FIGURES
- 4. ELEMENTS
- 5. Shape Texture Value Color Line 2D (think silhouette) actual or implied relative lightness or darkness nother can of worms, yo quality, weight, variation Space distances around / between components ( + / ) Form 3D (sphere, cube, cylinder, etc)
- 12. James Jean COLOR
- 13. PRICIPLES
- 14. Repetition Unity / Harmony Proportion / Scale Contrast Balance a repeating visual element visual elements in agreement size and relationship to one another or variety; one extreme vs another symmetrical vs. asymmetrical Hierarchy order of its signi鍖cance (emphasis, focus) Rhythm / Movement motion through use of various elements
- 15. Shape Texture Value Color Line 2D (think silhouette) actual or implied relative lightness or darkness nother can of worms, yo quality, weight, variation Space distances around / between components ( + / ) Form 3D (sphere, cube, cylinder, etc)
- 16. Shape Texture Value Color Line 2D (think silhouette) actual or implied relative lightness or darkness nother can of worms, yo quality, weight, variation Space distances around / between components ( + / ) Form 3D (sphere, cube, cylinder, etc)
- 17. LINE QUALITY
- 18. LINE QUALITY
- 20. SHAPE
- 22. FORM
- 24. BODY HEAD
- 25. BODY
- 33. FACE
- 37. DEMO
- 38. 30 s gestures 2 min / 5 min 10 min 20 min 30 min 45 min 1 hr +
- 39. TRY
- 40. TIPS Practice, Practice, Practice. Draw your friends. Or be a creeper. Self portraits. Draw your hands. Use anything. Paper bags. Still lifes. Straight up trace things. Copy the old masters. Get off your keyboard. Use a pencil. Or pen. Not a tablet. Its not the same, bro. Get your hands dirty.
- 41. RESOURCES Online http://artists.pixelovely.com/ Meet Ups E Bay http://www.meetup.com/Linden-Street-Figure-Drawing SF http://www.meetup.com/SanFranciscoFigureDrawing/ SF http://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Figure-Drawing-Painting-Meetup/
- 42. Q + A ?
- 43. INSPIRATION
- 44. Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
- 46. Francisco Goya
- 47. James Abbott McNeill Whistler
- 48. Edgar Degas
- 49. Pablo Picasso
- 51. Gustav Klimt
- 52. Egon Schiele
- 53. He Jia Ying
- 54. Ikenaga Yasunari
- 55. James Jean
- 56. Jenny Saville