Ⅰ What is the difference between sketching and hand-painting?
1. The media are different. One is expressed directly on paper, and the other is expressed on the monitor through a hand-drawn tablet. , the principle is the same, but the method is slightly different.
2. Sketching can be done with pencil, charcoal, chalk, etc. It can be drawn on paper of different materials and colors. Hand-painting is a technical method used in hand-drawing patterns in various industries.
3. Hand-drawn drawings are generally line drawings, while sketches require a relationship between black, white and gray.
(1) Extended reading of sketch course introduction:
1. Introduction to hand-drawing:
Sketch Operational definition: an art activity that uses a single color painting tool to intentionally shape the shape of an object on a picture carrier according to certain drawing principles. Sketching is a variation of sketching. Sketching level is one of the important indicators that reflects the painter's spatial modeling ability.
Ⅱ Introduce sketching, as detailed as possible!
The most basic points of sketching are nothing more than these. First, the three elements of black, white and gray. If you want to sketch well, you must master this. Second, perspective, near is large and far is small, near is high and far is low, this is perspective, and it must be mastered accurately. Third, the styling must be timely and accurate.
ⅢIntroduce the knowledge of sketching. . . . .
1. Pencils
There are many types of pencils. The texture of the refills can be hard or soft, and the colors can be dark or light. They can draw different tones, and are especially convenient for expressing medium tones. silver gray layers. There are two types of domestic pencils, with HB type as the middle line, soft ones from type B to 8B, the larger the number, the stronger the softness of the pencil and the darker the color; the hard ones are from type H to 6H Type, the larger the number, the harder the pencil is and the lighter the color. Pencils used by students are generally HB type, with moderate hardness and softness; it is recommended that beginners in sketching use pencils between HB type and 6B type.
Ⅳ How to write a sketch course introduction
Sketch is a kind of visual art and plastic art that uses drawing tools to express it in two dimensions (two dimensions means plane). , its purpose is to create a three-dimensional three-dimensional form on a two-dimensional paper.
I mentioned a bunch of professional terms. To put it simply, it means drawing three-dimensional things on flat materials (such as paper, etc.).
I have always been against teaching sketching too early. Sketching emphasizes being faithful to the object, which to some extent limits children's imagination. So I called the occasional sketching courses in the first two years “quasi-sketching”. Children begin to be exposed to simple pencil drawings and gradually understand the relationship between light, shadow and objects.
Although it was their first try, the children’s early works were still very cute.
According to the characteristics of this age group, in order to avoid the children’s resistance, I chose some cute objects for the children to draw, monotonous black and white, gray, no color, It can still be fun. Serious attitude can also be conveyed easily.
As children grow older, their understanding and performance abilities become increasingly stronger, and the content and direction of sketches become more diversified.
Sketch can be black and white for a cool look.
Like this:
It can also be colorful, vivid and rich.
It can also be creative and unconstrained.
In the painting courses in the past two months, I will mainly focus on sketching, and occasionally intersperse one or two color lessons based on the children’s recent reactions to adjust the too quiet learning. atmosphere.
The sketch was quiet, but it was a powerful quietness. Children may not be very fast through observation, comparison, thinking, and writing, but they will gain something new with each piece of work.
Ⅳ Introduction to the Basic Sketching Tutorial
"Basic Sketching Tutorial" systematically introduces the introductory knowledge, basic techniques and steps of sketching through a large number of work examples. From the painting methods of plaster geometry, sketching still life, structural sketch, sketching plaster figures, portraits and sketches, the painting methods and key points of sketching techniques are completely described.
Through the study of "Basic Sketching Tutorial" and the training of basic techniques, readers can lay a good art foundation and improve their art modeling ability and painting level.
Ⅵ Introduction to Sketch Examination
"Sketch Examination" is a book published by Phoenix Publishing Media Group and Jiangsu Fine Arts Publishing House in 2006.
Ⅶ A brief introduction to comics and sketches
To put it bluntly: sketches are more realistic, while comics are more relaxed. Sketching is suitable for drawing realistic things. I have learned it before, and it is relatively boring. But once you learn it, the drawings will be very beautiful, but the colors are single. Comics are my favorite, and there are many types of comics. I am a freshman in high school. I especially like anime characters and online game characters. I often draw them. Comics also have the styles in magazines, realistic styles, ultra-simplified styles, etc. Comics can You can also use line drawing or coloring. I feel very happy when I draw, but sketching is more suitable for drawing realistic characters. Comics are more suitable for drawing virtual characters, such as Alsace: You are an amateur, but you don’t know what kind of hobby you draw. Is it for sketching or drawing for fun? If you want to draw classmates, family, and scenery, learn sketching (comics are also possible, but it’s difficult to reach the level of cartoons that resemble sketches). If you are like me, you like virtual worlds and cartoon characters in cartoons. He often likes to graffiti and study comics. He is more colorful. Most middle school students and girls like comics. . If you have any further questions, you can ask and I will answer them based on your actual goals. . . If you are a junior high school student, it is okay if you just draw and learn sketching for fun, but my classmate said that you should start sketching from elementary school, otherwise you will not be able to draw proficiently.
Ⅷ Introduction to the content of Sketch Avatar
Content introduction to "Sketch Avatar": Expressing character characteristics and vividly reflecting their mental outlook and inner world are the basic content and requirements of character sketch. People in life have emotions, desires, rich imagination and creativity, and different identities, occupations and circumstances, which make them have distinctive personalities and varied expressions and postures. How to shape and express different objects is a new topic for beginners.
Character sketches, especially head portrait sketches, must have both form and spirit. First, the form must be accurate, and then the expression must be expressed. The key to whether the painting is similar or not is whether it can capture the object's modeling characteristics, such as face shape, facial features, etc. Observe and understand the object before painting, and be familiar with the characteristics of the object. When painting, you will not follow one thing or the other, so as to lose the basic shape. At the same time, observation before painting can enhance the understanding of the subject's character, which will also help to portray the expression in the future.
The real person has rich local details and expressions, and the body changes caused by movement are subtle. For these complex shapes, in addition to following the general sketch expression rules and methods, we must have an in-depth understanding of the structure of each part of the head, and understand the external shape changes from the internal structure, rather than simply tracing the appearance of the shape. Only in this way can the object be expressed vividly and completely. Drawing a good character sketch cannot be done overnight. It should be done step by step from easy to difficult. First practice head portrait sketching, then draw a bust, and finally complete the full body sketch. In the practice of sketching, it is very important to use the basic principles of sketching. It can help explain difficult phenomena, but more importantly, it is to experience and comprehend and accumulate experience in the continuous painting process. Only by perseverance can we truly grasp the object of shaping skillfully.
Ⅸ Introduction to the Art of Sketch
Sketch is a form of painting that uses monochrome or a small amount of color painting materials to depict real things or feelings seen in life. The materials used are dry and There are two major categories of wet materials, including dry materials such as: pencils, charcoal, chalk, pastel pens, crayons, charcoal pens, silver pens, etc., and wet materials such as: ink, fountain pens, signature pens, reed pens, quill pens, bamboo pens, etc. Pens, ballpoint pens, etc.
Traditionally, sketches are mainly monochromatic paintings, but in the art dictionary, watercolor paintings also belong to sketches.
For the purpose of sketching, sketching is generally used as a basic drawing exercise for students to improve their modeling ability, or as a pre-creation arrangement or partial draft exercise, a method of collecting materials, and to practice object image, Dynamics, volume, texture, light and shade, space, color, proportion, composition, unity of change, density, etc. Most painters have a prototype of a painting before they engage in an oil painting or mural. This prototype of a few simple strokes is a sketch. The sketch is rarely used to make a finished product, but there are also painters who use this method. There is a difference between the finished painting and the sketch, because this type of sketch is based on the basic skills of drawing the prototype, and then adds the description of detailed light and shadow changes. The purpose of such a sketch is also to serve as a visual record of the artist.
In terms of expression techniques, sketching is different from watercolors and oil paintings, but focuses more on line expression. The thickness of the lines is used to describe the light and dark depth of the object, and there is no need to worry about the tones of the details of the object. Color value, the picture uses light and dark light and shadow to highlight the theme, but because it loses the consideration of chroma, the sketch is layered in detail in the light and dark tones, and can be displayed in different subtle changes in light and dark. The three-dimensional sense of an object.
French classical oil painter Ingres, who differed from his romantic views and believed that the role of color was not important, created a large number of sketches and single-line works. The famous work "Blood Clothes" by Chinese painter Wang Shikuo was also created in the form of sketch.
The famous sketch masters include the three great masters of the Italian Renaissance: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo Buonarroti, Rafael Sancho, and China’s Xu Beihong (1895-1953). Rembrandt, Peter Paul Rubens and Ilya Repin are also sketch masters.
Sketching is also a kind of plastic art. Its purpose is to create a three-dimensional form on a two-dimensional paper. The accuracy of modeling and the science of inner structure are the most important.
Ⅹ Introduction to the content of the sketch
This small book is a "sketch" of several seniors and contemporaries in the Chinese literary world that I know. My "sketch" only recorded what I felt about their voices, faces, faces, and faces, and some aspects of their moral articles that I experienced. Moreover, it can only cover certain aspects, and is by no means a comprehensive evaluation or in-depth elaboration. This is a topic for literary historians, and I only have a "sketch". Of course, there is also the ambition to use this to discover some little-known historical facts about the literary world and provide some clues for the study of modern Chinese literary history. As the saying goes, "A wife is other people's good things, and an article is one's own good things." I use the opposite meaning, and I always feel that "the title of a book is other people's good things." I named this little book "Sketch", and I was a little smug at first, but then I remembered that this title had been used by predecessors. Mr. Qian Juntao, a new literature book and periodical binding designer known as the "Qian Cover" in the last century, published a collection of essays "Sketch" in 1931. Fortunately, he is kind-hearted and knowledgeable, so he will not blame me for copying the title of his book.