Build a Picture from Simple Shapes - Practice 1
A drawing can combine simple shapes into an imagined object.
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Build a Picture from Simple Shapes - Practice 2
A drawing can combine simple shapes into an imagined object.
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Build a Picture from Shapes
Use simple shapes as a starting plan, then turn them into your own drawing.
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Show Depth with Overlapping Shapes - Practice 1
In a simple opaque-shape drawing, the visible shape that hides part of another is in front.
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Show Depth with Overlapping Shapes - Practice 2
In a simple opaque-shape drawing, the visible shape that hides part of another is in front.
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Plan a Repeating Picture Border - Practice 1
Find the repeating unit before counting decorations.
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Plan a Repeating Picture Border - Practice 2
Find the repeating unit before counting decorations.
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Reflect a Mark across a Vertical Line - Practice 1
A reflected mark is the same horizontal distance on the other side of the mirror line.
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Reflect a Mark across a Vertical Line - Practice 2
A reflected mark is the same horizontal distance on the other side of the mirror line.
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Follow an Outer Contour - Bottle Practice
Look closely at this invented bottle before tracing its outside edge.
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Follow an Outer Contour - Bowl Practice
Compare the straight and curved parts of this invented bowl picture.
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Notice the Space around a Shape - Practice 1
Positive space is the selected subject area; negative space is the area around or between those subjects.
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Notice the Space around a Shape - Practice 2
Positive space is the selected subject area; negative space is the area around or between those subjects.
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Keep Proportions when Enlarging a Design - Practice 1
Multiply every length by the same factor to keep proportions in a flat design.
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Keep Proportions when Enlarging a Design - Practice 2
Multiply every length by the same factor to keep proportions in a flat design.
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Use Value and Overlap for Depth
Plan a simple still life with light, dark and overlapping shapes.
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Order a Labeled Value Scale - Practice 1
Value means lightness or darkness, not the cost or quality of an artwork.
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Order a Labeled Value Scale - Practice 2
Value means lightness or darkness, not the cost or quality of an artwork.
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Use One-Point Perspective as a Drawing Model - Practice 1
In a simple one-point perspective view facing a box front, edges receding perpendicular to the picture plane converge toward one vanishing point.
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Use One-Point Perspective as a Drawing Model - Practice 2
In a simple one-point perspective view facing a box front, edges receding perpendicular to the picture plane converge toward one vanishing point.
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Distinguish Flat Shapes from Solid Forms - Practice 1
A shape is two-dimensional; a form has three-dimensional extent.
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Distinguish Flat Shapes from Solid Forms - Practice 2
A shape is two-dimensional; a form has three-dimensional extent.
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Keep a Thumbnail Aspect Ratio - Practice 1
An aspect ratio compares width to height.
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Keep a Thumbnail Aspect Ratio - Practice 2
An aspect ratio compares width to height.
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