Observational Drawing

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Observational Drawing Using grisaille to create value and dimensions

Select an object and create multiple views by cropping.

Select objects to create a still-life that tell a story Select objects to create a still-life that tell a story. Use a broad range of values.

Show multiple views of the same object

Collage a ground from a variety of newspaper, papers and paint, and draw on top of it.

Use stippling to create value using a black gel pen.

These are just beautiful!

Reflection is only pattern using a range of values.

What about adding a touch of color for emphasis?

Glass has facets

It can be an every day object.

Take a picture to capture light and shadow.

Connect the object to you personally. Observe the inherent qualities of the object. Use proportion or distortion