Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Portfolio Template

    Uploaded by

    Ryan Benhammadi
    15 views1 page
    Ryan Benhammadi studied drawing poses and using pencil for 20 minutes. They watched YouTube videos on capturing poses with circles for main joints and lines for shoulders and hips. Sketches aim to capture poses and ideas rather than perfection. Drawing the rib cage indicates turns, and tilting shoulders and hips adds character. The 7 head principle aids proportion. Different pencil types provide definition, with hardness impacting opacity. Practice included greysclaes and roughed-in shading. New vocabulary included modifications, joints, definition, opacity, rib cage, anatomical, roughed in, dedicate, trace, and lean.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    Portfolio template

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    Ryan Benhammadi studied drawing poses and using pencil for 20 minutes. They watched YouTube videos on capturing poses with circles for main joints and lines for shoulders and hips. Sketches aim to capture poses and ideas rather than perfection. Drawing the rib cage indicates turns, and tilting shoulders and hips adds character. The 7 head principle aids proportion. Different pencil types provide definition, with hardness impacting opacity. Practice included greysclaes and roughed-in shading. New vocabulary included modifications, joints, definition, opacity, rib cage, anatomical, roughed in, dedicate, trace, and lean.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    15 views1 page

    Portfolio Template

    Uploaded by

    Ryan Benhammadi
    Ryan Benhammadi studied drawing poses and using pencil for 20 minutes. They watched YouTube videos on capturing poses with circles for main joints and lines for shoulders and hips. Sketches aim to capture poses and ideas rather than perfection. Drawing the rib cage indicates turns, and tilting shoulders and hips adds character. The 7 head principle aids proportion. Different pencil types provide definition, with hardness impacting opacity. Practice included greysclaes and roughed-in shading. New vocabulary included modifications, joints, definition, opacity, rib cage, anatomical, roughed in, dedicate, trace, and lean.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 1

    Name: Ryan Benhammadi

    Class:1.C.
    Portfolio
    Week:5
    Date:16.4.2023
    Duration:20 minutes
    Skill: listening

    Title: drawing poses and using pencil


    Source: youtube,https://youtu.be/6uVeYrHk8f0, https://youtu.be/RoxQNtwPOJ0,
    Reason for choosing this activity: i like drawing

    Description (100 - 150 words) :In order to draw poses, we should draw main joints as circles. Structure the
    pose with lines for shoulders and hips. Sketches are made to capture the pose and idea, not to look perfect.
    Drawing the rib cage gives us an idea where the person is turned. We can bend our characters so they will
    look more natural. We can also tilt the shoulders and hips to make it look special. To draw the proportions
    correct, we should use the 7 head principle. To shade better, we can choose different types of pencils. The
    hardness of the pencil core is important. It is good to practice shading by doing greyscales.

    New vocabulary (at least 10 new words; not needed if you are practicing grammar): modifications
    joints
    to get more definition
    opacity
    rib cage
    anatomical
    roughed in
    dedicate
    trace
    lean
    graphite

    Screenshots/Photos:

    You might also like