Italian artist Marcello Barenghi

Landscape &Still Life Drawing

Pencil and Charcoal

Prepared by: Mr. Azham Abdul Hamid ©2014 KPMIM

Learning Objectives:

• By the end of the lesson, students be able to:– Use charcoal pencil in their sketches by following

its tone values.– Make a sketches of landscape and still life at least

three objects/subject matters.

Basic Shading Technique

Hatching Cross Hatching Smudge Pointilism/Dotting Scrumbling

Tone Values

Values are the different shades of gray between white and black. Artists use values to translate the light and shadows they see into shading, thus creating the illusion of a third dimension.

Richard BlumensteinPencil on paper

MariartPencil on paper

Dale JacksonPencil on paper

Naval LangaPencil on paper

Byuh Pencil on paper

UnknownCharcoal on canson paper

Deviant artCharcoal on boxboard

Oksana PasishnychenkoCharcoal on paper

KrissyCharcoal on paper

Let’s do a sketching

Getting Started… • In the A4 sketchpad, sketch as much as possible

a landscape and still life objects as your subject matter. (not fully detailed drawings)

• One sketch each paper and you must using charcoal pencil as your tool.

• You are given 40 minutes to produce at least three landscape and three still life object sketches.

Sketch using charcoal pencil

Sketch using charcoal pencil

Sketch using charcoal pencil

Sketch using charcoal pencil