Contour Line Drawing of an object

Exterior lines delineate the outside shape of an object. Imagine shining a light at an object so its shadow is cast on a flat surface. If one were to trace the outside edge of the cast shadow the resulting drawn line would be an exterior line. Interior lines delineate the inside details of an object. If the object is a hand with the fingers spread out then all the lines inside the hand creases fingernails veins etc. would comprise the interior lines. Pure contour line drawings are rendered with lines only. No shading of light/dark values is added to articulate volume. In this second exercise you will be drawing a minimum of two small objects using only exterior/interior contour lines. Unlike Exercise #1 you can look at both your paper and the object. You are drawing freehand so do not use any drafting tools (rulers templates compass triangle etc.) This exercise will help improve your skill sets particularly developing steady eye-hand coordination and examining the nuances and details of objects in a concentrated and patient manner. High School Art Lessons – Contour Drawing: The Shoe (July 25 2014):Contour Drawing: The Shoe (Links to an external site.)Minimize Video Exercise 02 Contour Line Interior/Exterior Exercise 02 Contour Line Interior/Exterior This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTwo ObjectsDraw two objects. Full Marks Drew two small objects. Half Marks Only drew one object. No Marks Didnt complete the assignment. 4 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLife-SizeRender life-size. Full Marks Rendered life-size. Half Marks Rendered but not life-size. No Marks Didnt complete the assignment. 2 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeType/QualityVary the Type/Quality of the lines used. Full Marks Varied the Type/Quality of the lines used. Half Marks Didnt vary the Type/Quality of the lines. No Marks Didnt complete the assignment. 2 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePhotograph of ArtworkThe artwork is photographed correctly:—Not keystoned.—All the 18-inch ruler (metal wood or plastic not a tape measure) numbers are legible and the ruler is lying on the outside edge of the artwork not on top.—The lighting on the artwork is even.—The background behind the artwork is neutral. Full Marks 4 of 4 All four criteria were met. 3 of 4 Three of the four criteria were met. 2 of 4 Two of the four criteria were met. 1 of 4 One of the four criteria were met. No Marks The drawing didnt meet any of the criteria. 2 pts Total Points: 10 18” x 24” Newsprint Pad/Drawing Board 2B Drawing Pencil Eraser (white plastic or kneaded) Pencil Sharpener Remove one sheet of paper from your newsprint pad.Be careful not to tear the paper unevenly as you remove it from the pad.The sheets are attached to the pads with an adhesive binding that can make it difficult to pull the sheets off cleanly. I suggest pulling the sheet slowly and carefully from the adhesive binding. Be careful not to tear the paper unevenly as you remove it from the pad. The sheets are attached to the pads with an adhesive binding that can make it difficult to pull the sheets off cleanly. I suggest pulling the sheet slowly and carefully from the adhesive binding. Attach one sheet to your drawing board for the second exercise and follow the instructions below to create a sheet of drawings combining the exterior/interior line. Unlike the “blind’ contour exercise you are now allowed to look at the paper as you draw. Create a minimum of two Contour Line drawings of small objects i.e. – watch sunglasses purse wallet toy shoe etc.Draw at least two different views of the objects you choose.Try to render them as close to life-size as possible.Both drawings should be on one side of the newsprint paper (do not use the back.)The drawings of the objects can be placed anywhere on the page.Draw each object for as long as you need to include as much linear detail as possible.Vary the Type/Quality and Character of the lines used. The shape of the objects chosen will either be Organic Geometric or some combination of both. (see InMod E-Lecture Part 2 for term definitions.) Draw at least two different views of the objects you choose. Try to render them as close to life-size as possible. Both drawings should be on one side of the newsprint paper (do not use the back.) The drawings of the objects can be placed anywhere on the page. Draw each object for as long as you need to include as much linear detail as possible. Vary the Type/Quality and Character of the lines used. The shape of the objects chosen will either be Organic Geometric or some combination of both. (see InMod E-Lecture Part 2 for term definitions.) Take a photo of the drawing with an 18-inch rulerThe ruler should be next to the outside of any side of your painting with the numbers visible. Do not place the ruler within the artwork. The ruler should be next to the outside of any side of your painting with the numbers visible. Do not place the ruler within the artwork. Upload and Submit the photo to the assignmentClick on AttachClick on Choose FileLocate and Open your photo Click on Attach Click on Choose File Locate and Open your photo