1. SCALING & REPLICATING AN IMAGE INTO A DRAWING.

2. Exercise:
AFTER GOING THROUGH THIS POWERPOINT, quietly grab a ruler, an image sheet (of a couch and hutch), and a green sheet of paper located near the front door.
Follow my instructions throughout this PowerPoint and pick/redraw only one of the two images provided.
The sub will write your name down if you are either: a) Talking too much/too loudly, b) Out of your seat c) Not working. This will result in an automatic write up. You guys are great, so I expect to come back to great remarks from the sub.
HAPPY DRAWING!

3. 1. Pick either the couch OR hutch. 2
1. Pick either the couch OR hutch. 2. Measure and cut either picture out according to the image to the right.

4. You should have something that looks like this
You should have something that looks like this. It’s important that the edges are straight.

5. 3. Align your image to the bottom left corner of your green paper.

6. 4. Rest your ruler across your image and onto the paper beneath it
4. Rest your ruler across your image and onto the paper beneath it. The ruler will align from the bottom left corner to the upper right corner of the image. 5. Draw a line through it. (see next slide)

7. 6. Lift up your image and complete the line to the bottom left corner
6. Lift up your image and complete the line to the bottom left corner Align your ruler horizontally where the diagonal runs off the paper.

8. You will have something that looks like this. If not, you did it wrong.

9. 8. Draw an “X” on both your image and your green paper
8. Draw an “X” on both your image and your green paper. Draw dark on the photo and LIGHT on your green paper.

10. 9. Draw a straight vertical and horizontal line through both “X”s.

11. 10. Make sure all 4 quadrants have an “X”.

12. 11. Draw another horizontal and vertical line through all 4 quadrants.

13. 12. Continue this pattern until you get this.

14. 13. Begin to draw the outer contour of the image by focusing on each individual triangle. Focus on the shapes that make up the negative and positive space.

15. 14. Once you have a good outer contour line drawing of your image, direct your attention to the inside lines.

16. 15. You should have a clean and accurate contour line drawing of your image. Erase your guide lines and put your name on the back. I’ll collect them the next time we meet.