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Fifth edition ART HISTORY

Do you want to learn more about the fourth edition of Art History a comprehensive and authoritative introduction to the history of art from prehistoric times to the present? Download the preface of this acclaimed textbook by Marilyn Stokstad and Michael W Cothren and discover how they engage students with visual analysis contextual understanding and critical thinking

PDF	The Guided Sketchbook that teaches you how to Draw! For my darling daughter Hayley and you dear Reader I hope you fall in love with drawing

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Dedication

For my darling daughter, Hayley, and you, dear Reader. I hope you fall in love with drawing. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Acknowledgements

I am grateful to the following distinguished people who contributed to this book and your drawing experience: Polly Apfelbaum April Allen Roberto Bertoia Liz Blazer Robert Brinkerhof Janna Brower Stefan G. Bucher Michael Cho Lester Cohen Lyman Dally Jim Dawkins Allan Drummond Jonathan KYLE Farmer Rose Gonnella Glenn Grifin James Gulliver Hancock Je

Cylindrical charcoal sticks

Vine and willow charcoal sticks are good drawing tools for rapid visualization and creating broad areas of tone, and they are easily removed with a kneaded eraser. Some artists prefer compressed charcoal for its strength. Charcoal is inexpensive so you can experiment with diferent kinds. But you’ll need to spray them with a nontoxic fixative for

White plastic eraser

These erasers remove graphite marks cleanly and completely from paper, and they are my recommendation for working with pencil. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Kneaded rubber eraser

These knead into any shape, erase marks fairly cleanly, and pick up residue. They self-clean when kneaded and are excellent for use with pencil, vine, and willow charcoal. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Pink Pearl eraser

Soft and pliable, this eraser removes graphite marks and has beveled ends for better control. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Gum eraser

This is an all-purpose eraser, but it leaves a good deal of residue. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Markers

Many visual artists favor fine-point black markers (nontoxic) as sketching or drawing tools. Experiment with diferent brands; some have less drag than others. Markers are not easily erased. Consider their marks permanent. Wide-nib black markers (nontoxic) are good for experimenting and drawing boldly as well as for fill-in work. Nontoxic markers ar

Nontoxic workable fixative

This variety of fixative is workable (you can continue drawing on top of it after applying it) and nontoxic; SpectraFix Natural Casein Spray Fixative brand is one example. Fixative protects your work. Even you use a nontoxic fixative, be sure to use it in a well-ventilated room or outside. black India ink Black India ink is highly pigmented, opaqu

Viewfinder

A viewfinder is an artist’s tool—a clear, lightweight plastic grid window for visualizing compositions in thirds or other modular unit grids. It allows you to isolate a section of a scene, or separate a scene or space into modules, which helps you determine where elements fall on the page. You can make a viewfinder with clear, hard plastic and a dr

Rule of Thirds grid

The Rule of Thirds is an asymmetrical compositional plastic grid that you can use as a viewfinder to aid the positioning of a focal point in the composition. You’ll learn more about it in Chapter 1. You can pur-chase this or make one by ruling the grid onto clear, hard plastic. four-quadrant grid A four-quadrant modular grid viewfinder, made of pla

Wooden artist’s model

This is a wooden, fully jointed and proportioned figure (available in various sizes), that you can pose to help you visualize form. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Digital pens and tablets

Some digital pens and tablets emulate the feeling of drawing on paper. Purchase the largest tablet you can aford. Some people are comfortable drawing with a mouse or trackpad, and tablets ofer better drawing experiences these options. Always check software needs and specifi-cations before purchase of this equipment. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Pen-on-screen

Some digital pens allow you to draw directly on the surface of a high-performance LCD display. elizabeth blazer {animator, designer, http://www.lizblazer.com/} “Draw yourself doing the impossible.” ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

Why People Draw

Drawing makes your brain happy. When you draw, you are using multiple brain regions. Your frontal lobe kicks into action providing reasoning, planning, movement, emotions, and problem solving. Your parietal lobe provides movement and ori-entation, recognition, perception of stimuli; your occipital lobe delivers visual processing; your temporal lobe

B.E.S.T. Practice

When drawing, it’s b.e.s.T. to: be patient. Breathe. Relax and enjoy yourself. Learning to draw takes time. erase. Feel free to make mistakes. All visual artists do. stay open to experimentation, which expands your vision and drawing vocabulary. Toss out preconceived notions. Enter this experience freshly. ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

More Best Practice Tips to Remember

Try to use “gist” thinking, or big-picture thinking, to think about the whole rather than parts. For example, when drawing a still life, don’t render one object and then move on to the next. Rather, work the entire composition at the same time, cultivating spatial relationships. Play Observe mindfully. Evaluate spatial relationships. Pay as much a

Draw Checklist

Have You S.E.E.N. It? s = Spatial relationships. Consider the spaces between forms as much as the forms themselves. e = Edges. Consider all drawn elements in response to the format’s edges. e = Emphasis. Consider emphasizing some elements and deemphasiz-ing others. Create a focal point. N = Negative shapes/space. Consider all negative space. ❒ Does

Diamond Rivera

{artist} “When starting of with an idea and a blank page you don’t need to tell every inch of the story. You need to include enough detail to allow the viewer to get an idea of what is going on. “You can let them fill in some blanks, too, which will keep the audience engaged for a longer period of time. And it’s OK if not everyone walks away with t

Just Draw with Lines

Facing an empty page can be daunting, even for experienced visual artists. Artist James Romberger explains how one master cartoonist felt about the blank page. “Mort Meskin [Golden Age comic book artist] was known to face an empty page with considerable trepidation, staring at it for hours in a total block. Eventually his studio mates figured out t

Start by Scribbling

Part 1. Find a piece of scrap paper. Or if you have a drawing tablet, use that. Start scribbling with abandon (try really hard if you’re adverse to being messy or unrestricted). Be as unconstrained by preconceptions about making marks as you can. Scribble over scribbles, making some areas darker and denser than others. Fill the scrap of paper or di

Jonathan KYLE Farmer, ma(rca)

{associate professor of fashion, parsons the new school for design} ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com

wHAT IS SH.I.RT?

It is a white button-up shirt with the placket set for a male wearer. The collar is medium spread with a matching thread topstitch. The buttons are made of mother-of-pearl. The side seams are flat-felled and cause a slight puckering in the seams from the tight stitches being laundered but not ironed. There is a breast pocket on the left-hand side.

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