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Drawing & ShadingThe Magic 5 Steps
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What makes a good drawing?
AccuracyContrastTextureACT
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AccuracyHow alike it is to the original object
Original Accurate Not accurate
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AccuracyHow alike it is to the original object
Original Accurate Not accurate
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Contrast
Whether the drawing has the full range
of tones from white to black
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extureWhether appropriate strokes have
been used for the object
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he Five Steps
Step 1:
Draw a detailed line drawing of
the object.
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he Five Steps
Step 2:
Shade all the darkest areas black.
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he Five Steps
Step 3:
Identify the dark grey areas
(~75% black) and shade with theright tone of grey.
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he Five Steps
Step 4:
Identify the grey areas (~50%
black) and shade with the righttone of grey.
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he Five Steps
Step 5:
Identify the light grey areas
(~25% black) and shade with theright tone of grey. Leave the
white areas as they are.
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Why start with black and not build
up from light to dark?
This is to ensure that your drawing
will have the full range of tonesfrom white (the paper) to
black.
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Anyquestions?
