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Distance Learning Programme
Line
Elements of Art
Make a geometric line drawing
inspired by
Blue Line Drawing
by
Kerrie Poliness
Line is one of the elements of
art - line, shape, form, colour, space, value/tone, texture.
This activity focuses on line
and incorporates e ects created with line pattern and shape.
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Follow step-by-step instructions to create
a distorted geometric line drawing inspired by
Blue Line Drawing
by Kerrie Poliness -
Kerrie Poliness kindly shared these
instructions with the educators at City
Gallery Wellington so that
students visiting the gallery could learn how to make their own versions of
Blue Line Drawing
. -
Tip from Kerrie:
If you make a mistake while following the instructions, don't worry about it, embrace it as a unique part of your creation!
Today you will
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Line Drawing
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Step by Step
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Step by Step
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
A3 paper a pencil an eraser a ruler
Materials
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Place your paper in a portrait/vertical
orientation, and draw a faint pencil border using your ruler, within which you will make your drawing. Use your pencil to faintly mark where you think the middle of the top, bottom, and each side of your drawing area is. Draw a straight line between these points using your ruler and marker pen to form a diamond shape. 1 Tip: when making this drawing always try to draw one continuous straight line from point to point and use the wide edge of the pen
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Use your pencil to make a faint mark
where you think the middle point is between the corners of your drawing area, and the tip of each side of the diamond. Draw a straight diagonal line with your marker pen and ruler between each of these points to form several diamond shapes. 1
City Gallery Wellington
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Elements of Art - Line
Place a faint pencil cross in each of
the edge triangle shapes around the border. This is to remind you not to draw in them! Draw a straight horizontal line from the left-side tip, to the right-side tip of each diamond shape, with your marker pen and ruler, dividing them in half, creating a series of triangles. 1
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Make a dot with your marker pen
where you think the middle of each of the newly drawn triangle shapes is. (do not draw in the edge triangles which you previously crossed.) 1
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Draw a straight line with your
marker pen and ruler to join each dot to the three corner points of each triangle. 1 Tip: do this slowly from top left to bottom right of the page to make sure you don't miss any triangles out.
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Finished!Rub out all your pencil marks
(being careful not to smudge your pen lines) and admire your drawing! 1
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Line Drawing
The size of your original page border will
affect the shape of your finished drawing
City Gallery Wellington
Distance Learning Programme
Elements of Art - Line
Look and Reflect
Was it easy to follow the
instructions? -
What was the trickiest
part? -
Did you make any
mistakes? -
How does your drawing
differ from other's in your class?Have you made art by following instructions before? -
Did you enjoy making this
artwork?How does your drawing differ from
Blue Line
Drawing
by Kerrie
Poliness?
-
Do you think you could
make the drawing again without looking at the instructions, from memory?