SATURDAY, JUNE 7 MORNING 9:30 a.m.
Workshop 2: Creating a Rich Drawing CLOSED
SATURDAY, JUNE 7 AFTERNOON 2:00 p.m.
Workshop 2: Creating a Rich Drawing CLOSED
Instructor: Don Colley
Description
The challenge of creating a rich drawing is made easier if you are using a varied range of tools. This workshop will address strategies of opening the drawing and setting up the page to further develop features. Some of the topics we will cover include:
- How to shift gears by changing the nib width or switching to brush work
- How to rapidly capture planes and strong features
- How to render more than objects and perspective, thereby suggesting mood, light, season, weather and time of day
- How to take advantage of the inherent qualities of the paper and tools
Goals
- Using time effectively by using tools appropriate for the job
- Understanding the role of editing in reducing the number of details without losing liveliness and character
- Introducing a broader range of marks and values to enhance the drawing
Suggested Supplies
The workshop will focus on monochromatic renderings – black and a range of grays. Participants may bring pens with variety of nibs and a number of brushes from the tools they already use. The instructor will have some tools on hand to distribute to participants.
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