Freehand Drawing, Volume A: Pencil Compositions

CONTENTS: The idea in art, freehand drawing, goals of freehand drawing, applications of freehand drawing, artistic creation, development of observation, work, study, freehand drawing paper, space, basic rules of freehand drawing, requirements of freehand drawing, conscious performance, readable plan autonomy, correct organization, purity of design. Necessary tools and materials, distance of objects from the eye, placement of the subject, the rendering of the subject proportionally on our paper, position during drawing, the importance of measurements, the use of the needle, the use of the balance, other way of measuring, securing some elements, edge gradients in objects, observation and recognition of physical shapes, Light, lighting, relative brightness, luminous surface, shading, tones, tone quality (sensitivity) plaguing, or moulding, object lighting from two different sources, color, pencil pressing and writing, style (style), logical stylization of the composition, balance, form, form, abstraction, shapes, lines, symmetry, transparency in objects, object bearing, stylization, shape, analysis of curves in straight lines, curvature, - sphericality, perspective, surface lines , Contrasts, level gradations, contour or framing, framing of subjects, pencils for shadow gradation, constant control of performance, shadows - texture - shadows in specific positions, autoskies, shadows of the environment, thrown shadow, the background, storage of pencils.