Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Creative Sketchbooks Module 1”
Time to review the work completed for the first module before moving on to Module 2.
Time to review the work completed for the first module before moving on to Module 2.
Page edges don’t have to be straight! Watch how Laura cuts into a sketchbook page to reveal glimpses of the image below.
Page edges don’t have to be straight! Watch how Laura cuts into a sketchbook page to reveal glimpses of the image below.
Linda demonstrates how water-soluble pencils can create drama in a simple pencil drawing.
Linda demonstrates how water-soluble pencils can create drama in a simple pencil drawing.
See how wire rubbings are such an effective technique for creating lovely linear images.
See how wire rubbings are such an effective technique for creating lovely linear images.
Linda demonstrates how simple card shapes can be used to make repeat pattern using a rubbing technique.
Linda demonstrates how simple card shapes can be used to make repeat pattern using a rubbing technique.
Once you’ve made images using tracing you’ll want to insert them into your sketchbook – Laura shows you how.
Once you’ve made images using tracing you’ll want to insert them into your sketchbook – Laura shows you how.
Laura uses tracing techniques to identify line and value in a design source photograph.
Laura uses tracing techniques to identify line and value in a design source photograph.
Lifting out, sometimes called reductive drawing, is a liberating technique that produces loose and atmospheric images. An ideal way to eliminate detail and focus on tonal value and form.
Lifting out, sometimes called reductive drawing, is a liberating technique that produces loose and atmospheric images. An ideal way to eliminate detail and focus on tonal value and form.
Linda demonstrates how a graphite pencil drawing can create the illusion of light and shade on the reflective surface of a spoon.
Linda demonstrates how a graphite pencil drawing can create the illusion of light and shade on the reflective surface of a spoon.
The paper you work on can affect your results quite dramatically – Linda suggests a range of different paper types you might consider to add variety to your sketchbook pages.
The paper you work on can affect your results quite dramatically – Linda suggests a range of different paper types you might consider to add variety to your sketchbook pages.
Join Linda and Laura as they welcome you to the course.
There is a confusing number of pencils in the art shop – what to buy? Laura explains the differences and why you probably need more than one.
There is a confusing number of pencils in the art shop – what to buy? Laura explains the differences and why you probably need more than one.
