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  1. Drawing is a skill. It is taught and learned.
  2. Drawing is 50% observation and 50% drawing.
  3. Use resources.
  4. Look for simple shapes.
  5. Use full range of values.
  6. Vary use of line quality (thickness/thinness of the line).
  7. Be consistent with your style - line can loose or line can be tight.
  8. Know your medium.
  9. Loosen up - sketch more, shorter lines, faster with the process
  10. Practice, practice, practice

Drawing Tips

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Vocabulary:

Observational Drawing:

Proportion:

Form:

Scale:

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Today’s Conversation: (be prepared to discuss)

  1. How was the process for you?
  2. Where were you successful?
  3. Where did you struggle?
  4. What will you do differently next time?

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William

Nick allen

William Eccle

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Noah A

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Noah A

JOSH

Melvin Mathers

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Aiden

El

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Aydana. I. Cayden

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Aydan

Liam

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DOT DRAWINGS

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Aaliyah

Aaliyah

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W.E

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W.E

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TOP TEXT

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Cayden Hobart

Melvin

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Lily Brown

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Orianna

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Mixed Media Portraits

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nick

Lily brown

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Melvin

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Cayden Hobart

Aydan

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Duplicate a slide and upload your two images!

Remember your name!

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GW

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Noah A.

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Tobey C.

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Nick

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Aaliyah

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Aydan

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oriannna

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Lily Brown

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William

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Melvin

So the bowl’s design actually had lines to go with the contours so my second drawing would have been the same as the first so I just did this one. I didn’t think it was worth doing 2 drawings of the same thing

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Liam Coffey

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Donovan Howell

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Blind Contour Hands

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William Eccles

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Gabe Wood

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Aiden Dunckle

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Lily Brown

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nick

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Tobey C.

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So I messed up in the beginning so I tried to turn it into abstract but it didn’t work out to well...

(top view of fist, from looking down wrist)

Hand holding straw

Melvin

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Llliam c

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Gabe Wood

Donovan Howell

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nick

Melvin

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Aiden D

Lily Brown

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Tobey Condon-

William Eccles

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Aydan S ( I had done this on time and simply forgot to submit it)

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aaliyah

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Personified Kitchen Utensils

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Aaliyah

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Melvin M.

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Gabe Wood

Tobey C.

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Donovan

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Orianna

Noah

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Textured Spheres

nick

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Lily Brown

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Will E

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Tobey C.

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Donovan

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Orianna

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Colored Cups and Colored Pencil Shading

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Lily Brown

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nick

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Aaliyah

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Will Eccles

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Gabe Wood

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Noah Arnaud

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Meraki Narrative Art Sketches

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Donovan Howell

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Lily Brown

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Students created an original composition using principles of design to enhance the symbolism of their meraki story.

Final Drawings

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Donovan Howell

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William Eccles

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Nick Allen

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OriannOriabba

Orianna

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Gabe Wood

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Reading

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Keyboard

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Phone

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Shield

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E Guitar

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Donovan Howell-

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orianna

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Gabe Wood

Melvin Mathers

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Aydan

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