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1 CREATING THE ILLUSION OF FORM WITH MARK MAKING (LINEAR) DEVICES

2 FORMS GIVE THE ILLUSION OF 3 DIMENSIONAL SPACE

3 THE ILLUSION OF FORM CAN BE CREATED WITH A

4 VALUESTONES Lights & Darks of ColorLights & Darks of Grays

5 TONAL SCALE gray scale between white and black similar to the scales in music

6 Sometimes referred to by the Italian word “chiaroscuro” Literally LIGHT/DARK

7 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkHWlXTZFB0

8 VALUE SCALES CAN BE MADE WITH MARK MAKING

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11 Parallel Hatching

12 Cross Hatching

13 Basket or Woven Style Hatching

14 TICK Hatching

15 Hatching Example

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19 Mark Making Combo Tonal Drawing

20 Mixed Marking with Pen

21 OVERVIEW IMITATION

22 With a 2 Page Visual & Verbal Spread in Sketchbook Create a work of art using one or all or invented tonal scales 1.Hatching (Parallel Hatching) 2.Cross hatching 3.Woven Style Hatching 4.Tick Hatching 5.Invented Scale OBJECTIVE

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