Exploring Drawing Techniques

What is the purpose of hatching in drawing?

• The purpose of hatching in drawing is to create texture and shading.

• To enhance the color of the drawing.

• To outline the main subjects in the artwork.

• To create a three-dimensional effect.

Name two tools used in dry media drawing.

• Graphite pencils, charcoal sticks

• Ink pens

• Oil pastels

• Watercolor paints

What are some examples of wet media tools?

• Watercolor paints, acrylic paints, inks, and water-based markers.

• Pastel crayons

• Charcoal sticks

• Oil paints

List three components that should be included in a visual journal.

• digital art

• photographs

• poetry

• sketches, written reflections, collages

Describe a basic sketching technique for beginners.

• Focus on intricate details from the start.

• Start with simple shapes to establish proportions.

• Draw without any reference to real objects.

• Use only one color to fill in the entire sketch.

How can artistic expression be enhanced in a visual journal?

• Limit the journal to text only entries.

• Use only black and white colors.

• Avoid any form of collage or mixed media.

• Incorporate diverse materials and experiment with layouts.

What is cross-hatching and how is it different from regular hatching?

• Regular hatching involves intersecting lines for texture.

• Cross-hatching uses only vertical lines for shading.

• Cross-hatching is a technique used only in painting.

• Cross-hatching involves intersecting lines for shading, while regular hatching uses only parallel lines.

Which dry media tool is best for creating fine details?

• Charcoal stick

• Pastel crayon

• Marker pen

• Graphite pencil

What role does color play in wet media techniques?

• Color only serves to fill space in wet media techniques.

• Color plays a crucial role in conveying emotion, depth, and texture in wet media techniques.

• Color is primarily used for labeling in wet media techniques.

• Color is irrelevant in wet media techniques.

How can you organize your visual journal for better creativity?

• Use only one color for all entries

• Categorize entries, use consistent layouts, incorporate various media, and review regularly.

• Ignore the journal completely

• Never look back at past entries