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    This document appears to be notes from a weekly sketching class. It provides an overview of the schedule and assignments for weeks 2 and 3 of the class. In week 2, the class will focus on line quality, perspective, value, and shadows/lighting, with an assignment to sketch drills and start on homework 2. Homework 2 involves rendering various shapes with markers using values and shadows. In week 3, the class will cover basic marker techniques and have a critique of homework 2, with homework 3 assigned involving rendering various forms with markers using values and shadows. Tips are also provided on lines, perspective, and value for sketching.

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    This document appears to be notes from a weekly sketching class. It provides an overview of the schedule and assignments for weeks 2 and 3 of the class. In week 2, the class will focus on line quality, perspective, value, and shadows/lighting, with an assignment to sketch drills and start on homework 2. Homework 2 involves rendering various shapes with markers using values and shadows. In week 3, the class will cover basic marker techniques and have a critique of homework 2, with homework 3 assigned involving rendering various forms with markers using values and shadows. Tips are also provided on lines, perspective, and value for sketching.

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    Sketchology: Julius Tarng, ID 2011

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    This document appears to be notes from a weekly sketching class. It provides an overview of the schedule and assignments for weeks 2 and 3 of the class. In week 2, the class will focus on line quality, perspective, value, and shadows/lighting, with an assignment to sketch drills and start on homework 2. Homework 2 involves rendering various shapes with markers using values and shadows. In week 3, the class will cover basic marker techniques and have a critique of homework 2, with homework 3 assigned involving rendering various forms with markers using values and shadows. Tips are also provided on lines, perspective, and value for sketching.

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    Week 2 | 8/31/10

    98150
    Sketchology
    Julius Tarng, ID 2011
    julius@tarng.com
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    RISD students
    HW1 crit!
    Post your shit up!

    Render
    HW1 good stuff
    HW1 good stuff
    Next few weeks...
    Week 2 Week 3
    Warmup Intro markering

    Week 2: Sketch day Week 3: Demo day


    Us: Critique HW1 Us: Critique HW2
    Me: Line quality, perspective, Me: Marker basics: value,
    value, shadows/lighting shadows. Materials.
    You: Sketching drills, start on You: Sketch a-long! Drills.
    homework

    Homework 2 (due wk 3): Homework 3 (due wk 4):


    7 pages 14x17 marker rag 7 pages 11x17 marker rag
    2 pages: 4” cubes, marker TBD
    rendered, shadows, 5 per page
    1 page: 4” cylinders, marker Scan and post on Blogger, 150
    rendered, shadows, 5 per page dpi
    1 page: 4” flow forms, markered,
    shadows, 5 per page
    2 pages: material forms (cubes,
    cylinders, arrows, flows). Stone,
    wood, fabric, metal, glass
    1 page: whatever you want,
    markered

    Scan and post on Blogger, 150


    dpi
    Lines
    1
    Motion it out.
    Practice makes perfect.

    2
    Commit to one stroke
    No hairy things!

    3
    Double hit if you can.

    4
    Contrast and clarity
    Perspective
    1
    Plan it out.
    Set up simple geometry to compose complex geometry.

    2
    Draw through.
    Don’t think you’re too good to draw through. It will never hurt.

    3
    Convergence/divergence!
    Be a stickler. One off line could ruin it.

    4
    Watch the horizon.
    Make sure your geometry is in the correct position.

    5
    Watch exaggeration.
    Use it when scale calls for it, or an emotive drawing.
    Value
    1
    Hatch consistently.
    Make sure the lines correspond to the plane they are on, too.

    2
    Practice!
    Takes time.

    3
    Contrast!
    MOAR where you want viewer to look.

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