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These are some linework research I have done in class 28/9/2020 which is downloaded from Pinterest

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Practise on technique of drawing circles and ovals

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Practise on technique of drawing circles and ovals

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First lesson in Visual Studies 28/9/2020

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Practise blind drawing and continuous lines

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Practise blind drawing and continuous lines

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In this exercise we were required to draw the person who sat next to us  without looking at the paper with continuous lines. Next we then move on practicing via observing our own hands. In this exercise we are allowed to look at the work while drawing it.

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In here I am using the reference about types of lines in the research part to make a combination of illustration piece below that contain all of the types of line above. I also have highlighted the techniques I have been using. However as my tutor gave me feed back that I should contain the steps of experimenting first before creating a whole piece like this. I will take note that and add my experiments of linework via pen, pencils, paint, etc... later on.

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This is one of my favorite artist, she using scribbled lines to create beautiful human portrait illustrations. I notice her scribbled lines have their own arrangements, such as in the eyes or nose will be more detailed that other places.

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Saera significant art style is to use pen and draw portrait in scribbled lines. She describes the places such as eyes, nose and lips very detailed so that her portraits attract all viewers just by first sight.

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In this piece Saera not only using pen to draw but she also combines it with watercolor to create expressive feeling for the work.

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One more thing which is easily noticeable in her work is she often illustrate people that have an intense expression on their faces. Most face she illustrated are quite in what we called “calm” stage. She focus on showing people in there middle zone rather than happy or sad.

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Adara Sánchez is also famous for expressive linework that illustrates the female form. Her style is inspired by using continuous, soft lines to create hard, solid figure.

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Not just about the brilliant linework techniques, her work also involve dramatic posing with strong expressions and feelings through her lineart. A nice combination of figure drawing and fine art.

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The technique of controlling the gradient of the lines is also one of the most important thing in Adara’s artwork.

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Da Vinci is very famous of his portraits that show clearly about human figures. In this piece his pencil gradient has been controlled very well to describe the shading from light to dark.

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Da Vinci prefers using broken and diagonal lines to create artwork. He created soft curve by straight lines. “Sfumato” is his signature technique and he even used it in his pencil work.

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Still the same technique with broken lines, but now Da Vinci also use loop lines to describe the hair flow of the woman in his artwork.

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I like looking at paintings with strong emotion and intense like this. I could feel the pressure of the woman in the painting, but also how her hands are posed represent she is protecting herselves

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Here are some examples of line practise with multiple materials such as pen, pencil, markers and line pen. They can all create different types of lines and well organised due to my arrangements.

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Here are some other types of lines I have created, either looking at the reference and think of them myself

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I got attracted to this piece of how the artist has strong control of the loop lines gradient to create such an intensive image like this.

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Abstract shading lines by Tony Rubbin Sjoman

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Abstract shading lines by Tony Rubbin Sjoman

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This is absolutely a beautiful gradient work by the artist.

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In here i have combined mutiple types of lines to create a whole piece of a rose.

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In here I’m using the shading technique to create depths for this rose, and also an attractive point for viewers to look at when they see my art work.

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I use a lot of lines here, dot, broken and broad arcs-but the main thing here is loop lines. These loop lines help enhance the softness of how a rose should be, also create a decent look for the whole art work.

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Here is a small study I made to learn how Saera use her lines to create such amazing drawing. I have put some of her work in the research collumn. Her art is very expressive with beautiful scribbled lines.

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This is also another study I made by looking at Saera art as reference. Her work is put in my research collumn.

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Line and lineear practise drawing combination

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Line and lineear practise drawing combination

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In here is still me experimenting with the lines but I try to combine different types of lines together to create a pattern.

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In here I can see that there is not only lines but also different types of shapes are used ti create a pattern that attracts viewers who look at it.

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Laura uses a range of color in making her own mark making artwork. Watercolor has been used to create texture, blending and other techniques.

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In here I am using two pencils for making dots instead of just one to create more density and texture.

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In here I’m still developing different types of mark making by using pencils.

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In here I am trying to illustrate objects with pencil gradient to create light and dark, also contour it and make it looks more alive.

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It is clearly to see that in here Soohie has used fingerprints as an inspiration for creating her Bunnya mark to present the “human mark workshop”. These marks are placed both regular and irregularly with the gradient flow from dark to light. It is important to see that they are not always in the same order like how normal patterns look like.

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Not only watercolor, Laura likes exploring with multiple materials and mixed media to creat amazing combination of mark making.

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Still life study with mark making technique

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Still life study with mark making technique

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In here Mr Ryno has set up a range of vegetables for us to practise drawing them with our mark making that we have done previously. I am trying to create those vegetables with my mark making before and avoid fulling an outline with my pattern.

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Some of Rover’s examples on mark making with ink. It looks very abstract and expressive.