Visual Task 4

We are required to draw the basic physical elements, such as;

Chair

Table

Upholstered Seating

 Storage

We need to use the boxes when drawing the elements to get the idea of the proportions, measurements, spacing and perspective in a composition.

Reflection:
I found out that by using the box drawing method make it easier to draw it out.

Visual Diary Task 3

The five basic elements

Sketching for my own character design

My characters in action

By Using the 6 Fundementals of Visual Notetaking:

1.Letters

2.Bullets

3.Frames

4.Connectors

5.Shadows

6.Peeps

"Reading, its like listening with your eyes"

Expression in Sketching

Assignment 1.1b:
Choose 6 random item and arranged them nicely.
Took a photo of it on whichever angle you prefer and use that photo to draw out the sketch
We are required to use ONLY hatching, cross-hatching, scribbling, stippling or all of them in this task. NO outline.

My Six Chosen Item

My Sketch Drawing

Reflection:

It was difficult for me to draw it out without using any outline because I'm not used to it yet. It was challenging but it was a great experience, trying new style. It had been awhile since the last time I drew something and I realize my perspective is a little off but it turn out pretty well than I expected. 

Visual Diary Task 2 -Tonal Values

Tonal Values

We were required to do tonal values with different type of shading;

Hatching - Repetition of parallel lines of the same direction

Crosshatching - Adds another series of lines from different different that cross the first set

Scribbling - Random lines

Stippling - Fine dots

The pencil range I used from left to right is H, HB, 2B, 4B, 6B, 8B

Stippling

Hatching

Cross-hatching

Scribbling

Reflection:

Out of the 4, I think stippling is the hardest as it required a lot of patience. Different pencil produce different tonal values. By making more shading, it also creates more depth into it. 

Visual Diary Task 1

We were required to draw objects based on the forms given

Cube

 Cylinder

Cone

Sphere

Combination

(Cone and Cylinder)