composition , space and volume

composition , space and volume

1. chiaroscuro

   • drawing based simple on lines cannot sufitenly establish. Chiaroscuro (which in Italian means "contrast of light and dark") is a painting technique that uses the strong contrast between volumes (some illuminated and other shades) to highlight certain elements more effectively.

2. drawing techniques

   • pencils
     • pencils are the most widely esed drawing instruments . Mechanical pencils are great for fine lines and details - you don't need to sharpen them. Although the mechanical pencil is my choice, the lead is the most important part. 2B is a soft wire that provides a smooth mix. You can also use 4B or 6B with similar results.
   • charcoal
     • is a small bar of vegetable coal. can use charcoal to make intense strokes. The high contrast area is represented by a line. Next, sprinkle powdered charcoal over the surface of the picture, and then use a mop brush and paper towel to work the charcoal onto the surface. The charcoal pencil highlights the darkest areas. With a rubbed eraser, the highlights will fade a lot.

3. color or painting techniques

   • colored pencils are similar to ghrapite , but the contands loured leads. this technique is used to includes equipment used to introduce three-dimensional illusions onto two-dimensional surfaces, painting methods, and different media selected by the artist to create the desired visual effects. Acrylic paint. Action painting. Aerial view. Deformed.

4. engraving

   • Engraving is the practice of embedding the design into a hard surface by cutting a groove in a hard surface (usually a flat surface) with a loose edge knife. The result can be the decorative object itself, such as when engraving silver, gold, steel or glass, or a gravure printing plate can be provided.

5. collage

   • The technique of composing a work of art by gluing various materials that are not normally associated with one another, such as newspaper clippings, parts of photographs, theater tickets, and fragments of an envelope, onto a single surface.

6. composition sketches

   • A simple or hastily executed sketch or painting, especially a sketch or preliminary painting, the basic characteristics of which are without detail.

7. visual weight

   • The visual weight in an image is defined as the visual power that appears due to the contrast of light between the visual elements that make up the image. Visual weight is the dominant visual power to balance an image.

8. compositional balance

   • Refers to the placement of artistic elements (color, shape, line, shape, space, texture, and value) relative to each other. When balanced, the composition looks more stable and pleasant.

9. symmetry

   • Symmetry is the characteristic of geometric shapes, systems, equations, and other physical objects or abstract entities.

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