Art Experiences

(CRAYONS AND
DRAWINGS)
MEET THE
GROUP 10

Rhania Jaylou
 DRAWING
The art or technique of
representing an object or
outlining a figure, plan, or sketch
by means of lines. Drawing is a
form of visual art where an artist
uses instruments to mark paper
or other two-dimensional
surfaces.
CRAYONS
Crayon-Crayon art is an
artwork created with a stick
of coloured wax. Drawings,
decorations, or art works
made with these sticks is
commonly seen in artworks
of children.
 CRAYONS
In 1903, cousins Edwin Binney and Harold Smith
invented something which is very popular up to this
day. They have invented a coloring stick for children
named crayons. Crayon is a French word which means
pencils. Alice Stead Binney, wife of Edwin, named the
Crayons Crayola and became its popular brand.
Crayola is a combination of French words craie (chalk)
and oleaginous (oily). Crayola is a non-toxic crayons
and were the first crayons ever made for children. It
was first launched with a box of eight brilliant colors.
The eight colors of crayons in the box include primary
colors (red, blue and yellow) and secondary colors
(green, orange and purple) plus black and brown.
 Manipulating crayons
improves a child’s
dexterity and fine
motor skills.
Coloring can inspire
creativity and build
self-confidence.

BENEFITS OF
Kids learn about force with

COLORING crayons. A mark can be light

or very dark depending on the
amount of pressure they use
when they draw.

Coloring improves
hand-eye coordination,
which is essential in
learning to write
letters.

SORTING
– Place different colors of
construction paper on a table
and ask your child to put the
crayons on the matching piece
of paper. This works best with
a big box of crayons.
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
WITH CRAYONS
COUNTING
– Count with them the number
of different things in their
drawing. This could be
squiggles, shapes, faces, flowers
or whatever is on their page.
SHAPES
– Talk about the shapes in
their drawing. Then draw and
name different shapes for
them. They can trace your
drawings to practice these new
shapes.
 DRAWING TOOLS
Chalk- is a powdery drawing tool made from naturally
occurring minerals. Often, manufacturers add other
pigments to create colors besides red, white and black.
Chalk is a suitable tool for blending and shading and
works on many surfaces. It's easily transferable among
surfaces.
Charcoal - is a crumbly black material made of carbon.
In art, it's often sold in sticks or pencils. It's an excellent
tool for shading and blending because it's easily
smudged.
Colored pencils - are wood shells with wax or oil
pigmented centers. They come in a variety of colors
and hues. Unlike other materials, they're less like to
smudge but still blend easily.
Wax crayons-add color to drawings in a non-
transferable way. Because of their construction,
crayons are less likely to transfer surfaces, but are
also more difficult to use for blending and shading.
Graphite- is a metallic gray powder that comes in
pencils and sticks. It's often used for line drawing,
blending and shading. Like other tools, it may transfer
among surfaces.
Ink- a liquid pigmentation, usually fills pens and
markers for drawing. With additives, ink may come in
a variety of colors and consistencies. Ink may help in
line drawing and blending. It's transferable when wet.
Pastels-are sticks of powdered pigment made from
oil or water-based materials. They're excellent for
blending but can transfer to other surfaces.
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DRAWING STYLES

SKETCH
A sketch is a drawing that
is done quickly without a
lot of details.
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DRAWING STYLES

CARICATURE
Caricature drawings are images that depict
their subjects in oversimplified or
overdramatized manners. Some hallmarks of
caricatures may include enlarging or shrinking
someone's facial features or personifying an
object. Artists may use caricature in
animation, advertising or graphic design.
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DRAWING STYLES

PERSPECTIVE
Artists use perspective drawing, also known as 3D or
anamorphic drawing, to create three-dimensional images in
a two-dimensional space, such as on paper. Those who use
this type of drawing pay attention to distance, space, light,
volume, surface and scale to determine how each object
relates to one another. Two types of perspective drawing
include:
Aerial perspective: Focuses on shading, tone and color
Aspects of perspective Linear perspective: Focuses on the
organization of shapes within a space
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DRAWING STYLES

ENGINEERING
An engineering drawing is a type of technical
drawing that is used to convey information
about an object. A common use is to specify the
geometry necessary for the construction of a
component and is called a detail drawing.
Usually, a number of drawings are necessary to
completely specify even a simple component.
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DRAWING STYLES

MANGA
Manga are comics or graphic novels
originating from Japan. Most manga
conform to a style developed in Japan in
the late 19th century, and the form has
a long history in earlier Japanese art.
The term manga is used in Japan to
refer to both comics and cartooning.
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DRAWING STYLES

GESTURE
A gesture drawing is a laying in of the
action, form, and pose of a
model/figure. Typical situations involve
an artist drawing a series of poses taken
by a model in a short amount of time,
often as little as 10 seconds, or as long
as 5 minutes.
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DRAWING STYLES

CONTOUR
is a simple line drawing, where the artist
outlines the contours of a subject,
without rendering too many details.
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DRAWING STYLES

SCRATCHBOARD
Scratchboard drawing, also known as scraperboard
drawing, uses a cardboard sheet coated with a thin
layer of clay and India ink. Artists use a sharp tool,
sometimes called a scratchboard nib, to carve through
the ink and reveal the clay. The more lines they make,
the brighter the picture becomes. Scratchboard
drawings can be very detailed and may even resemble
wood engravings sometimes.
What kinds of careers involve drawing?
Drawing is the act of making marks on a surface to create forms, shapes or images. Most
creative careers involve drawing in some form or function. However, careers in math, science
and engineering may also include drawing. Some specific careers that use drawing to fulfill
their responsibilities include:

Drafter Interior designer

Animator
Editorial cartoonist Makeup artist
Architect
Electrical engineer Plumber
Art teacher
Fashion designer Tattoo artist
Cake decorator
Graphic designer Technical illustrator
Courtroom sketch artist
Illustrator
 Figure drawing

cartooning

CATEGORIES
OF DRAWING: Freehand

Doodling
CHARACTERISTICS
Line
OF DRAWING: Form
Value
Perspective
Composition
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DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

PENCIL
DRAWING
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

COLOR PENCIL
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

CHARCOAL
DRAWING
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

GRAPHITE
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

CHALK
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
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PEN
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
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INK
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

CRAYON
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
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PASTEL
DRAWING
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DRAWING BASED ON
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PIXEL
DRAWING
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
DRAWING BASED ON
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SAND
DRAWING
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
DRAWING BASED ON
MEDIUM

TATTOO
DRAWING
Thank you!