| James Madison University,
Spring 2006 Kelly Severns Curtis Drawing 1, ART 160 Studio Center, Room 229 |
Line Book |
| Great depth and rich texture can be created simply using line. The process of making these drawings can also lead you into imaginative and spatially unique places. Concentrate on the process and don’t be concerned if some attempts fail. | ||
| Materials Pen Sharpie Pencil Drawing Paper Ruler Glue |
Vocabulary Line Weight Directional Line Structural Lines Implied Lines Rhythm and Movement Repetition Pattern Process Drawing |
Examples 1. topographical, wavy, subtle, horizontal 2. Topographical, curvy, diagonal 3. Thick and thin, simple 4. thick and thin more complex 5. one thickness with organized or patterned spaces 6. thick and thin with organized spaces 7. broken line with patterns 8. single thickness using ruler 9. uniform or modular, overall system 10. Theme like “metallic” or “spiral” 11. line and dot patterns 12. line or dot becoming a small shape 13. letterform variations 14. ...and many other kinds! |
Directions: Accordion book Drawings Artist Links |
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