Mediums Teachniques - Drawing
Mediums Teachniques - Drawing
Mediums Teachniques - Drawing
Techniques:
Drawing
By the end of this lesson, the learner is expected to…
1.Visual Art
2.Performing Arts
3.Literary Arts
4.Media Arts
1.Visual Art 2.Performing
••Painting
Arts
•••Drawings
Sculpting • Music
Printmaking • Dance
• Photography
Architecture
• Theater
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Graphite is the substance enclosed
inside a wooden frame used for making
marks. It is classified into different
grades according to softness and
hardness using alphanumeric values
indicated at the end of the pencil.
Popular graphite pencil brands for
students are Staedtler, Faber Castell,
Derwent, and Prismacolor
Charcoal
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Colored pencils
https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/blending-colored-pencil-1122922
Mechanical pencils
https://www.jetpens.com/blog/The-Best-Mechanical-Pencils/pt/809
2. Pen & ink refers to
the use of different inks
with a pen, which serves
as the vehicle to create
marks.
• The ballpoint pen is the
most common and popular
type. It uses a thick oil-based
ink that dries quickly.
https://www.jetpens.com/blog/The-Best-Ballpoint-Pens/pt/966
• Rollerball pens uses a
similar body with ballpoint
pens, but it uses a water-
based ink.
https://www.jetpens.com/blog/The-Best-Rollerball-Pens/pt/961
• Marker pens and felt-tip pens are pens
that use four types of ink, namely,
pigment, water, oil, and alcohol-based
inks. The first two are meant to be used
on paper and the other two are for other
surfaces, such as metal, plastic, and
glass.
https://artltdmag.com/what-is-a-felt-tip-marker/
• Nib pens have metal nibs that
are inserted on a metal body
and do not have ink inside
but must be dipped on ink
instead.
https://fountainpenlove.com/how-to/fountain-pen-nib-options-for-beginners-how-to-
choose-your-new-nib/
3. Soft pastel is a type of
pastel that has the consistency
of a chalk. It is made of
pigment held by either gum or
resin binder. Popular brands
of soft pastels include Dong-A,
Sakura, and Schmincke.
https://craftwhack.com/soft-pastel-drawing-ideas-for-beginners/
4. Oil pastel is another type
of pastels. It is made of
pigment held by a wax or an
oil binder. The most widely
used student-quality brands
are Pentel, DongA, and
Golden.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_pastel
Different Kinds of
Surfaces Used in
Drawing,
papers
boards
1. Sketch papers are the most
common type of papers used in
drawing. It is lightweight, widely
available, and comes at a
reasonable price. The best brands
of sketch papers for students
include Canson, Berkeley, Denise,
and Fabriano.
https://unsplash.com/s/photos/drawing-paper
2.Illustration board is a board made
of thick paper or cardboard that
serves numerous purposes. Because
of its thickness, other than drawing,
artists use illustration boards for
painting, making cutouts, and a base
for threedimensional projects, such
as sculpting and architecture.
https://papercart.ph/products/illustration-board-1-8-10x15in
3.Sandpaper is used by
artists because of the
texture. Colored pencils and
pastels work well on it. One
advantage of using
sandpaper is that it is not
imperative to sharpen
pencils.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandpaper
Pen and Pencil
Techniques
•
Hatching
Cross hatching
Stippling
Scumbling
Scribbling
Contouring
Smudging
1.Hatching is the most basic
shading technique used with both
pen and pencil. It is done by making
parallel vertical, horizontal, or
diagonal lines. In making hatch lines,
make sure they are parallel or do not
intersect. Also, the closer they are
drawn with other lines, the darker the
value will be, and vice versa.
https://www.how-to-art.com/en/basics/hatching-techniques-for-drawing/
2.Cross hatching involves
drawing lines that intersect.
They may intersect with other
lines from different angles. The
more lines that intersect with
each other, the darker the
value will be and vice versa.
https://paintbasket.com/cross-hatching-for-beginners/
3.Stippling is the
technique of drawing
dots or ticks. The farther
the dots or ticks are with
others, the lighter the
value will be and the
closer they are, the
https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/514114113719741128/
4.Scumbling is creating
circular marks.
5.Scribbling is drawing with
random lines. It does not
require an outline.
6.Contouring follows the shape
of the image to make it look like
it is three dimensional.
Scumbling
https://www.gathered.how/arts-crafts/art/scumbling-drawing/
Scribbling
https://www.pinterest.ph/shariduran/scribble-drawing/
Contouring
https://artistcoveries.wordpress.com/2019/08/14/developing-new-skills-cross-contour-
lines/
7.Smudging is a pencil
technique that involves
blending pencil marks
with pressure.
https://www.londongraphics.co.uk/blog/the-art-of-the-smudge
Activity
❖ Sandpaper
Art
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSM-cToF1xA