This guy is really pumped about Xactos...
But he has some good points. The only thing I would disagree with him on is cutting into the corner. I would advise the "over-cutting" I mentioned in class. Something else that might be helpful when cutting your squares is cutting them out larger and then drawing your square using pencil on the BACK. That way you have a visible line to follow when cutting.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Grey Scale assignment
Here is an example of a 9-step grey scale. Your assignments will be 9-steps with white at one end and black at the other end. "Middle grey" will be the fifth step. Each one of your steps will be a 1x1" painted bristol square mounted on a 9x12" bristol paper. You will be graded on consistency from step to step, in other words the value change from step 3 to 4 is the same amount of value change from step 4 to 5. You will also be graded on craftsmanship (squares are actually square, straight, clean cutting, no glue visible, paint is smooth and even, no smudge marks, etc.)
The same grading criteria applies to the monochrome scale, complemetary scale and color wheel.
We will have our first in-progress critique on these 4 assignments Tuesday September 7.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Test
This is a test post. This has some really nice shading on the upper lip, but I'll bet it took him like 3 hours to do it.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)