We will be drawing an eye using charcoal as our medium, in April.
The charcoal eye.
Introduced the concept of adding something to make your charcoal eye drawing unique. It can be something very small and not very noticeable. It can be part of the eye brow, eye, skin, or a reflection.
It must be school appropriate, and no tattoos or piercings are allowed.
The unique idea needs to be written on the back of the artwork along with your name, date ,and period.
Idea examples: Wart, blood shot, wrinkles, cat pupil, tear, insect, shape in reflection, shape of something in tear or tear reflection, ect.
Eye with Charcoal
*Example 1. Part 1: Sphere for an eye and eye lids with light logic, 8:26 min.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhoB9yq9xnE
Part 2: Giving dimensionality by pushing good darks and lights, 7:26 min.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzyYFb5lWlA
*Example 2. In this demonstration, The artist is using vine charcoal, compressed charcoal (pencil form), and white compressed charcoal (also pencil form) on gray drawing paper. The tooth of the paper is relatively smooth and is about equivalent to 80 lb. drawing paper. He is working from a photo reference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1z3Wd3yBws
Eye (charcoal medium) Rubric.
Requirements: Something unique (no tattoos and no piercings), fill the area, correct view, correct proportions, having all parts, using light logic, six or more values including white charcoal, gray paper, and several darker values. Clean work.
Quality
______ / 10 |
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Problem Solving & Assignment
______ / 10 |
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Formal and Conceptual Issues
______ / 5 |
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NOTES: | |
Total ______ / 25 |
A+ = 25, A = 24, A- = 23, B+ = 22, B = 21,
B- = 20, C+ = 19, C = 18, C- = 17, D+ = 16,
D = 15, D- = 14, F = 13>