Reach Beyond Your Limits: Visual Arts

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12 July 2011

Basic Art: Form and Tone

One of the exercises that my students did in my class is on developing form and tone of their drawing. This is about trying to make the shape of the objects they draw look more realistic by establishing their form in more detail. In order to do this, they also have to keep working on their drawing of outline shapes and build further on what they have already began to learn about tone.

12 October 2010

Font Art Works

These are the works of my students.

01 October 2010

Font Art

Here are posters of celebrities which I used as guide for my students to create their own artwork using actual fonts. Our topic is about Typography. They will create a poster using Adobe Photoshop CS3.

07 September 2010

Application of Color Theory

These are the works of my students on the application of Color Theory.

19 August 2010

Drawing Composition

Draw23.com: Composition

05 August 2010

Developing Form and Tone

This drawing is primarily concerned with creating form using line, emphasizing the need to visualize the whole form and to draw across the surface of the form to show its volume. The thermos flask below demonstrates the fundamental elements of the indirect lighting approach. The part that is facing you is the lightest and the form becomes darker as it turns away from you.

29 July 2010

One Point Perspective Using MS Paint

These are some of the works of my second year students. They created a one point perspective drawing using MS Paint.

19 July 2010

Practicing Texture

To make objects look more three-dimensional and substantial, the use of shading os some sort is needed. The picture above is a work of Ralph Gabriel Morales, a second year student of Lupon Vocational High School, Lupon, Davao Oriental. Practicing Texture is one of their exercises in my class.