Freehand Drawing, Volume II: The Man

CONTENTS: The idea in art. The freehand design. Objectives of the freehand plan. Applications of freehand design. The artistic creation. Development of observation. Work, study, painting. Freehand paper. Space. Basic rules of freehand design. Requirements of freehand design. Conscious performance. Readable autonomy plan. Proper organization. Purity of the design. Necessary tools and materials. Distance of objects from the eye. Positioning the subject. The rendering of the subject proportionally on our paper. Position during design. The importance of measurements. The use of the needle. The use of the yoke. Other method of measurement. Securing some data. Edge gradients in objects. Observation and recognition of natural shapes.The "style" (style). Logic of stylization of the composition. Equilibrium. Form-Subtraction. The shapes-the lines. Symmetry. Transparency in objects. Bearing of objects. Stylization.The shape. Analysis of curves in straight lines. Curvature-Sphericality.The perspective. Surface lines. Contrast contrasts). Level gradations. Outline or framing. Framing of subjects.Pencils for shadow gradient. Continuous control of the escape.Shadows (texture). Shadows in specific positions (autoskies, ambient shadows, cast shadows.) the background. Storage of pencils.