1) Practice drawing simple shapes or lines using the one-line technique before starting their final artwork.

You may do so in your thumbnail drawings.

2) There are no strict rules in one-line drawing. Experiment with different styles, compositions, and interpretations of your chosen subject.

3) You may explore different line thicknesses (depending on the chosen medium you use), spacing, and the overall flow of their drawing to convey your intended message or emotion.

4) Post your final one-line drawing with the details needed below.

• Write the Register Number and Your Name

• Take a photo and Upload your chosen artwork

• Artwork Title: __________________

• Reflections on your experience (Copy the questions and answer)

  1) What do you like about the process?

  2) What challenges have you faced?

  3) What have you learned?

5) Peer Review

• Comment on one of your favourites, and let us do a TAG.

  1) Tell something you like

  2) Ask questions

  3) Give suggestions

• You have to comment on artwork that has not been reviewed.

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• Any writing materials (Pens, Pencils, Markers, etc)

• Reference photos (from any reading materials) or Actual items.

• A4 Sketch Book (4 Thumbnail Drafts) for practices

• Drawing Pad (finally selected artwork) will be uploaded.

Workspace:

• Find a comfortable and quiet workspace where you can focus on your drawing without distractions.

You will notice that you will need to continue the drawing from where you stopped.

• This drawing requires me to observe and focus. I need to constantly control my hand so that i will have a connection from one area to another.

  
  

  What challenges have you faced?

• I had a hard time keeping to one line without lifting up. But, with constant practice, I have been able to make my lines smoother.

  
  

  What have you learned?

• I learned that using different writing or colouring materials will give us different thickness of lines and choosing the right one will make my drawing more neat.

  
  

  
  

• It is simple yet fun.

What challenges have you faced?

• I am unable to draw it in one line. It is not that easy to control.

What have you learned?

• I need to keep practicing and focus on trying to connect the lines together.

• I like how the drawing ends up with just a line.

What challenges have you faced?

• I got upset when I forgot to draw it without lifting it up. I end up erasing them.

• I must also make sure that I should not missed the details.

What have you learned?

• It takes time and patience to make sure I start off and end well.

• It is fun to learn a new technique for drawing.

What challenges have you faced?

• It is challenging, as I can't lift up my hand in the process. I need to concentrate to produce the best result.

What have you learned?

• Using different sizes of writing materials or coloured pencils will produce different thicknesses in the drawing.

• Interesting to draw this way.

What challenges have you faced?

• I need to concentrate and remind myself not to lift up the pencil.

What have you learned?

• The thickness of the drawing depends on the thickness of the writing materials (pencils, crayons, markers etc)

• It was interesting to learn a new technique of drawing.

What challenges have you faced?

• It's tiring, I cannot lift up the pencil when I draw. I need to concentrate.

What have you learned?

• I can draw with different thicknesses using different writing instruments, such as pencils, crayons, and markers.

• This technique is different, but fun.

What challenges have you faced?

• I am easily distracted and keep reminding myself to concentrate so that i do not lift up the crayon during the process.

What have you learned?

• I feel it is easier to concentrate once I enjoy doing something.

• I like that I have to try drawing with one line.

What challenges have you faced ?

• The challenges that I have faced is that I can't draw normally by drawing new lines.

What have you learned?

• I have learned to be patient as I keep erasing and restart drawing.

• Very fun to see that one line can make a nice picture.

What challenges have you faced?

• Could not draw perfect lines and always made my drawing look out of shape, then had to retry again.

What have you learned?

• i have learned that as long as i keep trying , i will be able to perfect it.

• It's an understandable assignment.

What challenges have you faced?

• Not used to put my pencils down while drawing.

What have you learned?

• It looks easy but it's not. Don't underestimate a simple drawing.

• I found it interesting to try and draw with one line.

What challenges have you faced?

• It was quite difficult to continue drawing.

What have you learned?

• I learned that it is not that difficult if u set your mind.to it

• The process of the one line drawing is interesting as it requires a strategic thought process before the execution of the drawing.

What challenges have you faced?

• I had difficulty drawing some structures in the drawing.

What have you learned?

• I have learned that using the right line size will help make the drawing look more clear.

• I found it quite fascinating on how i was able to draw using one line yet still create artwork

What challenges have you faced?

• Being patient, as it took some time to learn the skill.

What have you learned?

• I learned a new skill. Additionally, I learned to remain patient for the best results.

• I liked letting my hand take control of the drawing

What challenges have you faced?

• No problems. I love it.

What have you learned?

• I learned that art doesn’t always have to be perfect. Even if it’s messy and uneven, it can still come out looking aesthetic and cute.