How to Describe: drawing and sketching objects and environments from your imagination ���: 2022 �����: Scott Robertson and Thomas Bertling ����: CG Drawing ������������: Pattern Studio Press ISBN: 978-193349273-v ����: ���������� ������: PDF/ePUB/MOBI ��������: ���������� ������������ (eBook) ������������� ����������: �� ���������� �������: 208 ��������: How to Depict is for artists, architects and designers. Information technology is useful to the novice, the student and the professional. Yous volition learn how to draw whatsoever object or environment from your imagination, starting with the nigh bones perspective drawing skills. Early chapters explain how to draw accurate perspective grids and ellipses that in afterwards chapters provide the foundation for more than complex forms. The research and blueprint processes used to generate visual concepts are demonstrated, making it much easier for yous to draw things never-before-seen! With a combined 26 years of teaching experience, Scott Robertson and Thomas Bertling bring yous the lessons and techniques they accept used to assist thousands of their students become professional artists and designers. This volume is indispensable for anyone who wants to learn, or teaches others, how to draw.
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CHAPTER 01 Drawing Materials and Skills I PAGE 010 012 Choosing Your Drawing Materials 013 Choosing Pens and Paper 014 The Arts and crafts of Drawing 015 Practicing Freehand Direct Lines 016 X-Y-Z Coordinate System 017 Practicing Freehand Smooth Curves 018 Practicing Freehand Ellipses 019 Drawing an Ellipse on the Minor Axis Chapter 02 Perspective Terminology I PAGE 020 022 Defining the Perspective by the Viewing Position 023 Cone of Vision - COV 024 Finding Vanishing Points on the Picture Airplane 026 Physical Parallel Lines Converge to a Common Vanishing Point 027 Horizon Line Relative to Position CHAPTER 03 Perspective Drawing Techniques I PAGE 028 CHAPTER 04 Creating Grids I Page 044 030 Division and Multiplication of Dimensions in Perspective 032 Multiplying and Dividing Rectangles 033 Dividing into Odd-Numbered Proportions 034 Mirroring in Perspective 036 Mirroring Tilted Planes 037 Mirroring Rotated, Tilted Planes 040 Mirroring 2D Curves 042 Mirroring a second Bend on a Tilted Surface 043 Mirroring 3D Curves in Perspective: The 2-Bend Combo 046 048 049 050 051 053 054 057 058 061 062 068 Perspective Grid Types Perspective Grid Construction Diagonal Vanishing Point, Station Point Method 2-Poi nt Filigree Construction with Vanishing Points on the Page Rotated ii-Point Grids with Same-Sized Squares Transferring Calibration in Perspective The Brewer Method: Amalgam a Grid with Vanishing Points off the Page Creating a Grid of Squares, without Diagonal Vanishing Points When to Apply a Computer-Generated Underlay Other Benefits and Ways to Use an Underlay Not All Perspective Grids Are Created Equal Assembly and Exploded Views CHAPTER 05 Ellipses and Rotations I PAGE 070 ~ I 072 Ellipse Nuts and Terminology 073 Placing a Circle in Perspective or Cartoon Ellipses 074 Creating a Cube Using Ellipses 074 Offsetting Ellipses 075 Hinging and Rotating Flaps and Doors 076 Subdividing Ellipses 078 Shortcuts to Dividing Ellipses 079 Placing a Circumvolve on a Sloped Surface CHAPTER 06 Working with Volume I PAGE 080 082 Planning Earlier Perspective 084 Orthographic Views, a.thou.a. Orthogonal Views or Draft Views 085 Transferring a Side View into Perspective 086 Putting It All Together: X-Y-Z Section Drawing 088 Extending the Sections 089 2-Curve Combo 090 Cutting Volumes 092 Adding Radii and Fillets 093 Wrapping Graphics 094 Detailing and Sculpting Surfaces 096 More Tips for Modifying Complex Volumes 100 Contour Lines, Overlapping and Line Weight 102 X-Y-Z Section Drawing Applied CHAPTER 07 Drawing Environments I Folio 104 108 Photograph Underlay 110 Site Planning 112 Thumbnail Sketching 115 Non-Photo Blue, Then Ink 116 Sci-Fi Environment Step-by-Pace 1 18 Warp That Grid with a Wide-Bending Lens! 120 Outdoor Environment Sketch Footstep-by-Step Affiliate 08 Drawing Aircraft I Page 122 124 Airplane Anatomy 126 Visual Enquiry 128 Drawing from Observation 130 Loose Concept Sketching 132 "Paper Plane" Ideation 133 "Paper Plane" Perspective Grid 137 Cartoon a Paper Airplane, Step-by-Pace 142 Using a 3D Underlay 146 Terminal Aeroplane Drawing Footstep-by-Stride Affiliate 09 Cartoon Wheeled Vehicles I PAGE 152 154 Visual Enquiry 157 Have an Thought or a Goal Before Starting to Sketch 160 Some Basics on Vehicle Packaging and Architecture 164 Flexing Your Inventiveness 166 Grids, Grids, Grids! 169 Cartoon a Side View in Perspective 170 Cartoon a Stylized Side View in Perspective 174 Basic Body Sculpting 175 Cartoon the Windshield and Greenhouse 176 Wheel Wells, Wheels and Tires in Perspective 178 Common Automotive Lines 180 Auto Drawing Construction, Pace-by-Step Filigree 186 Vehicle Sketching with a Broad-Angle Lens CHAPTER 10 Sketching Styles and Mediums I Folio 188 190 Ballpoint Pen 191 Copic Mark + Ballpoint Pen 192 Graphite Pencil 193 Colored Pencil 194 Pilot How-do-you-do-TEC Pen on Newsprint 195 Copic Marker + Pilot Hi-TEC Pen 196 Non-Photograph Blueish Colored Pencil + Mark + Brush Pen 197 Pentel Pocket Brush Pen 198 Copic Marker + Pen + Gouache 199 Gouache on Analogy Board 200 Toned Paper + Mixed Media 201 Digital: Sketchbook PRO
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