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rotmarder
2 years ago

In principle there are:

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You go from the coarse proportional skeleton to the more precise outlines and then to the tonal values. The principle is: Growing towards precision, Detailed, contrast rich.

In this case, the drawing art begins with a very thorough observation of the formal nature of the object.

You need to analyse all aspects of the “form” of the object:

  • Proportion of parts, lengths, distances, line profiles, curvatures, bends, angle of inclination …
  • then the tonal values: strength of the light-dark contrast, flowing or abrupt transitions, shaping the shades,
  • Lines: light or dark, narrow or wide lines, uniform or changing line thickness …

The similarity arises first by millimeter-precise shape fidelity (possibly slightly exaggerated) and secondly by the appropriate reproduction of the colors as gray tone values, i.e. as contrasts of light and dark in black and white.

Zuzubrot
2 years ago

Take a picture of you and draw a sketch. It’s just a matter of practice at some point you can do it.