3 Tone and form | My Learning Log Project 3 Tone and form Research 3 Odilon Redon Technical Investigation of Odilon Redon’s noirs and pastels Noirs (note early use of oiled charcoal and resin based fixatives that yellow the ground) During this period Redon worked exclusively in black using a combination of chalk, conte, inks and charcoal to achieve the depth of his blacks Landscape, 1868. Various charcoals, with black chalk and black conte crayon, wiping, stumping and erasing, on cream wove paper altered to a golden tone; 53.6 x 75.5 cm. Tree, c. 1875. Pastels Figure Holding a Winged Head, c. 1876. Small Bust of a Young Girl, 1884. Beatrice, 1885. Pastel over noir (fixed) .Saint John, 1892. Salome, c. 1893. Sita, c. 1893. Pastels Portrait of Ari Redon, c. 1898. Flower Clouds, c. 1903. There are subtle modifications in Redon’s drawing materials, papers and techniques during the course of his career have allowed dating of many of the undated noirs and some of the pastels by technical comparison with securely dated works.
Etudiants, tout savoir sur l’aide au logement Vous êtes étudiant et vous souhaitez bénéficier d’une aide au logement ? Suivez le guide ! Etape 1 : trouvez votre logement Pour prétendre à une aide de la Caf, vous devez déjà avoir trouvé votre logement et être locataire ou colocataire. Etape 2 : estimez en ligne le montant de votre allocation Avant de vous lancer dans la demande d’aide au logement, faites une simulation sur caf.fr. Attention : Si vos parents sont allocataires, il faut faire un choix. Etape 3 : préparez quelques informations Certaines informations sont indispensables pour effectuer une demande d’aide au logement : adresse de votre logement, coordonnées de votre bailleur (propriétaire, agence…), montant du loyer et numéro de Siret (composé de 14 chiffres) si votre bailleur est une société. Si vous n'êtes pas allocataire, préparez aussi :- votre relevé d’identité bancaire (Rib),- le montant de vos ressources en 2013 et 2014,- le numéro d’allocataire de vos parents et leur Caf d’appartenance, si ils sont allocataires.
Pencil Portrait Lessons In the last lesson on eyes we talked about the various problems that artists run into when trying to draw eyes as realistic as possible. In this lesson, we will begin the drawing process. There are two things that you need to do in order to in order to get started. The first is to make sure you are using the right tools. The next thing that you have to have is your initial sketch drawn on your paper. Step One - The Pupil The first step is to draw in the pupil. Important Note: Make sure that you do NOT color in the areas that will be the highlights. Step Two - The IrisBefore we start drawing in the iris, I want to talk a moment about a technique called hatching. This image illustrates both the correct and incorrect usage of hatching. There are a few ways that artists traditionally shade the iris area of the eyes. Ok, the first step in the iris is to create the initial lines of hatching. Did anyone notice the mistake I made here? Step Three - The Edge of the Iris Next Lesson:
Materials Guide Pens For those starting out with their sketching, pens are a good way to getb etter faster. Using a pen makes you commit to the lines you are throwing down. To become a great athlete it requires practice and training…don’t fool yourself, its the same thing here. There is no such thing as a “magic pen,” there is only the designer who has worked it out so much that he/she produces their own magic. Here are some pens that have proven to be great for a variety of different styles and lineweights. Before you read on, know that this is by no means a comprehensive list. If you’re interested in trying out some new pens, check out Jetpens.com Basic Ballpoint Pen They all feel different, so you’re going to have to dig in, buy a few, and see what you like. Ballpoint pens are the one pen in this group with the flexibility to be applied with a varied line weight all with the same pen. Ballpoint pens tend to bleed with most alcohol based markers. there may be exceptions but I haven’t found any yet. Paper
Living Lines Library: Ratatouille (2007) - Concept Art by Robert Kondo by Jason Deamer (2003) by Peter De Sève by Jason Deamer by Carter Goodrich (2002) by Carter Goodrich Rat Family Sculpts Remy Sculpt by Matt Nolte Shading Study Shading Study by Dominique Louis (2003) Sketch by Jason Deamer (2002), Sculpt by Greg Dykstra (2003) Story Gags by Harley Jessup (2002) Linguini Head Sculpts by Greg Dykstra (2004) Shading Study by Robert Kondo (2003), digital paint over sculpt Colette Sculpt by Greg Dykstra (2003) Colette Shading Study by Belinda Van Valkenburg & Robert Kondo (2004) Skinner Shading Study by Greg Dykstra (2004) by Dan Lee (2003) Sculpt by Greg Dykstra (2005) by Teddy Newton (2005) by Dan Lee by Harley Jessup Color Study by Harley Jessup, layout by Jason Katz (2005) Lighting Studies by Sharon Calahan (2006) Storyboard by Ted Mathot (2005) A Kitchen Scene Progression Storyboard by Daniel Arriaga (2006) Storyboards by Enrico Casarosa (top two, 2005) & Peter Sohn (bottom, 2006) by Robert Kondo (2006) Rapids Sequence Progression Heist / Fantasy, Deleted Sequence
How To Draw YouTube Channels - The Complete Directory by Byron It can be hard to keep up with YouTube and it’s ever changing array of How To Draw YouTube channels. Many people have asked me what YouTube channels should they be following for the best How To Draw advice. I’ve wondered the same thing since the day I started my mission to learn how to draw. While I have a large number of channels that I follow I’m sure that I don’t have all of them which is why I wanted to create a directory which would feature all of the channels known to mankind. My quest for help goes out to all the owners of How To Draw YouTube Channels too and that if you want to be listed on this page then just contact me and we’ll be able to add you as soon as possible. So there you have it. 91 channels and I’ve undoubtedly missed many more awesome channels that you or your friends might know about. If you’ve got any ideas on how we can make this directory listing more useful then please let me know in the comments below but for now let me know any channels I’ve missed?
Schoolism 25 'Game Of Thrones' GIFs For When Words Fail You by Kat Rosenfield 20h ago “Game of Thrones” isn’t just a sprawling, epic fantasy drama full of sex, beheadings, political intrigue, and hot chicks riding dragons into the sunset. It is also a fantastically useful social tool, as every episode results in a flood of gifs that can stand in as reactions for all those times when mere words won’t suffice. Below, we’ve rounded up all the essential moments from the show that you’ll want to have on hand… When your mom wants to know why you’re in such a bad mood all the time. When the lights come on at the end of the night.