What type of art is it called when you trace or copy a drawing freehand from another image that is not your work?
That could be considered a “study” or a “master study” if you are trying to learn techniques by analyzing and replicating the work of an accomplished artist. This is best done with artists of other time periods rather than contemporary artists working now.Just remember that when you copy from others by rote rather than mindfully applying knowledge gained as you study, you run the risk of copying their mistakes with learning anything from them. Study from life to learn what things really look like and old masters to learn the techniques of translating what you see into a work of art.And try to avoid tracing as much as possible. It can be useful for learning but if you get too comfortable with it, it becomes a crutch.
What do you call this type of drawing style?
So I am looking for the name of this drawing style, it's pretty much drawing the shadows of something or someone without making it look like what it really is, my friend said it was something like ''Lat Edge'' or something like that. A guy asked me if I could draw him something like that but I'm not sure what he was talking about, he mentioned something about using tape so once it's finished you could cut the edges [shadows] and stick them on the wall... It got me pretty confused cause what I do is I take a picture of a person and I sketch their facial shadows and such http://billcainonline.com/void/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/20090529shadow_sketch.jpg
What is this kind of drawing called?
It is a whiteboard animation video.It will be cool to create one, but it is too expensive and time consuming.But softwares are there today to produce similar kind of video with ultra cheap budget. I use sparkol to create all my whiteboard videos for my clients for past 3 years. You can download this software here Home - SparkolHere is the sample video using this software...
What is the type of these drawings?
This style of art in this poster for True Detective is “noir comic art” created by pen and ink, and colored by computer.The piece above was fan-created art by comic artist Francesco Francavilla. He’s a published comic artist, but he is also inspired by movies and television and regularly does posters in this style.There are a number of modern artists that come to mind when I think of noir comic art. Some of the best are:David MazzucchelliWell-known for his brilliant work on “Daredevil: Born Again” and “Batman: Year One,” David Mazzucchelli often does noir comic art.[1]Mike MignolaMignola’s history with mainstream comics includes “Daredevil,” “Power Man and Iron Fist,” “The Incredible Hulk” and (my favorite) “Rocket Raccoon” but he separated from the herd when he created “Hellboy” where he refined the casual high-contrast style he’s known for today.[2]Tim SaleMuch of Sale’s popularity is due to a series of graphic novels based around Batman with his longtime collaborator Jeph Loeb, including “Batman: The Long Halloween,” Batman: Dark Victory,” and “Catwoman: When in Rome.”[3]Frank MillerI probably don’t have to tell you who Frank Miller is but he built a career on comic work for Daredevil and Batman, then moved to independant comics including many projects that have been adapted for film like “300” and “Sin City.” The more independant he got, the more noir his art became.[4]Noir comic art is usually created by doing pencils on bristol paper and inking with either a crow-quill pen or brush with ink.Here’s a time-lapse video of a recent daily sketch that I did using the exact same process with blue line pencils first, followed by ink using a brush pen.An artist will typically scan the black and white artwork and lay down flat colors behind the line work using a computer and a program like PhotoShop. Some artists still produce the colored work the old-fashioned way by actually painting over the original work, or using the line work as a guide to paint the color in.Footnotes[1] David Mazzucchelli[2] Art of Mike Mignola |[3] Tim Sale | Official Site[4] Frank Miller
What is a drawing called using only one line?
One continuous line without lifting your pencil is contour drawing. It is taught to students so that they will learn to observe more than invent as they draw. Drawing with dots, closer together to make darker areas, and farther apart to make lighter values . . .is called stippling. If it is a painting with dots of color that blend to look like realism the farther you get from it, where the colors blend in your eye instead of on the canvas, it is called pointillism.
What is a flower with designs in a drawing called?
A drawing featuring a realistic / semi-realistic folower pattern would be called a floral motif. These types of patterns are generally repeating and are used to great effect by interior designers and fabric manufacturers.
What do you call this kind of drawing?
ive seen like pictures of different anime (like inuyasha or naruto) but theyre drawn with small bodies and big heads..i think u call it something.... if u dont get me heres a slideshow video i found and at 0:21 theres a picture. ----- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMqARa-kmlI&feature=related
What is this type of pen called?
It is called a multi colored pen or 10 color pen. I remember them when I was a kid. Today, 10-color pens are often sold at dollar stores unbranded. But in the past, they were sold at a higher cost, and were harder to find. One unusual version of the 10-color pen that was sold during the early 90s at The Nature Company stores had scented ink. You can purchase them at these sites; http://www.happytreasure.com/component/page,shop.product_details/category_id,52/flypage,shop.flypage/product_id,186/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,1/vmcchk,1/ http://www.twenga.co.uk/dir-Supplies,Office-consumables,Ballpoint-pen-5295 http://www.therange.co.uk/invt/229683 http://www.bicworld.com/inter_us/bdd/product_express.asp?product_id=101 http://www.usimprints.com/prod/promotional-pens-multi-color-carabiner-pen-206777.htm Ten-Color Pens by Pentech It's called Fireworks. It writes pink, green, red, yellow, blue, black, aquamarine, purple, orange and brown. Each ballpoint cartridge is retractable. There are ten push tabs of the corresponding color. Sliding one tab all the way forward will lock it in place. Pressing the plunger releases it and another color can be selected. This is model M-80. The address is Pentech International Inc., Edison, NJ 08817 (China). It sells at Wal-Mart for $1.94.
What is a drawing called if it's just black and white?
I'm trying to figure out what to type in for looking up tutorials. :I And please don't tell be "Oh - that's Anime/Manga style!" I get this - I draw this style. >>;; I just want to figure out how the heck somebody did something like the sample I've given... Like this - http://browse.deviantart.com/?q=black%20white%20aph&order=9&offset=48#/d2c95xy
What is an artist who draws what they see called?
In fact, learning to draw what you actually see, rather than what you think you ought to see, is one of the most difficult things to do when you first start to draw. Forshortening, persepective, understanding the way the eye sees and the brain interprets are all part of the skill of the artist. When you look at a person, unless the person is facing you head on with his hands at his sides, you need to draw exactly what you see, the shapes of bent and foreshortened limbs, in order for the fgure to look as if it actually exists in three dimensions. A good artist, who actually does draw only what she sees, can do tis with a few lines on a piece of white paper, and produce a convincing image.