Eraser Drawing Elements of art: Value, Line, Texture

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Eraser Drawing Elements of art: Value, Line, Texture Principles of Design: Balance, Perspective, Variety

Objectives Students will experiment with alternative rendering techniques (eraser as a drawing tool) Students will master observational drawing Add energy to a static image

Directions Select a small, interesting object (or zoom in on an interesting section of a larger object) place object on a plate and wrap in cellophane Complete 5-10 thumbnail (small quick) drawings of chosen object in different compositons Complete a full size sketch (8 by 10) Practice eraser drawing techniques on small drawing Choose most successful composition and enlarge onto 18 by 24 paper Tape edges to board Render using ebony pencil and eraser

Strong Value range Dynamic Contrast (background) Asymmetrical composition Strong Eraser evidence Simple object choice Cast Shadows Energy in a static object (eraser)

Symmetrical Balance Strong contrasts Limited value range Good eraser evidence Dynamic composition Limited depth

Heavy Value Off center composition Cast shadow Eraser Evidence (minimal) Simple object choice Dramatic light

Asymectrical Composition Great Value range Strong eraser evidence High Contrast Limited details(in specific areas)

Creative Composition (Slightly off Balance) Strong eraser evidence Limited depth Disproportionate (monkeys) Limited details (snake and monkeys) Odd darkened corner (top left)