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TYPES of DRAWINGS Complete the crossword using the information from the topic page to help.

Across 1. Drawings that are used to document and show ideas, intent, style, size, colour, characters and effects. 3. Drawings that are rough and explain or think through a problem. 5. Drawings that show volume, space, light, horizon, surface and scale 6. Drawings that investigate and document concepts and ideas. 7. Drawings used as a way to represent, dissect and understand subjects. 9. Drawings that express feelings, emotions or ideas. Down 2. Drawings or plans that visually communicate how something functions or is to be constructed. 4. Drawings that represent all aspects of construction, measured scale, section and descriptive views. 8. Drawings from direct observations of what is seen.

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ELEMENTS of a DRAWING The composition of any drawing consists of different elements. Using the elements listed on the topic page label this picture showing an example of where each of the elements has been used. focal point overlapping negative space line balance contrast proportion

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TECHNIQUES Below are some examples of techniques used in drawing. Match the name of the technique with its explanation.( You’ll find a list of techniques on the topic page.) Have a go at using the technique.

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Is for DRWAING See how many materials used in drawing you can find in this word search. You’ll find a list on the topic page.

*Sanguine refers to a reddish, often tending to brown, color of chalk used in drawing.

The word may also refer to a drawing done in sanguine.

Name of technique

Explanation Example Have a go

P L A S T I C K S

G R A P H I T E P E N C I L S

P E R A S E R I A

W E N I C H

O R S S A N G U I N E C

O R T E K

D S E S H A R P E N E R

R N K P D A

A O R E E N O T S

O Y A R R E H T A E L

B A P M U T S G N I D N E L B

D R A O B G N I W A R D L

R C L C A N V A S

A O E V I T A X I F

C H A R C O A L

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DRAW UPSIDE DOWN Try having a go at this drawing upside down exercise. Remember you are not meant to recognize what the drawing is about. Do not look at the drawing right side up. The purpose of the upside down drawing exercise is to develop your ability to see only lines and shapes and their relation to each other. Just place your pencil on the paper and draw the lines you see.

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NAME THAT DRAWING Below are examples of different types of drawings. Can you match the drawing with its name? Find more examples of these. Diagram - Geometric – Illustration – Life – Perspective – Sketch – Technical

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HAVE A GO It’s your turn to have a go to DRAW IT. Here are some simple steps and illustrations on how to draw a hand. STEP 1 Start with a guide. Draw a circle and rectangular shape for the thumb and fingers like in sample 1 and 2.

STEP 2 Add details as in sample 3 and 4. You can rub out your guidelines as you go.

STEP 3 Now shade the hand to show tone like in sample 5 and the end result.

Check out some more how to draw examples at www.howtodrawguide.com

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WHAT’S BEEN USED Be a detective and determine what drawing material has been used in each of these pictures. Look for the different textures that each of the mediums produce. chalk > charcoal > coloured pencils > crayon > graphite pencil > ink > felt-tip markers > pastels > sanguine