Month: December 2020

When you draw, you're drawing. It's not as much about the drawing as it is about how much a picture, when you lay out your outline on paper or whatever, it's a lot of fine-tuning, a lot of adjusting things that are going to be in there. Once you start penciling, then you have the freedom to do that more and just put something down on paper and there's no fine-tuning necessary on the drawing; you go at it. It's just the sketching. It's the freedom to really put something down in there and to get your ideas down, or at least be able to get down those ideas. Does sketching come in with the first day of work? We always draw. It's when you start that you try and…

F graphite is a hard, yellowish, opaque, brittle, white, silvery powder. This mineral forms in the combustion of graphite, which is either in the air or in fire. The combustion of graphite produces carbon dioxide and water. Carbon dioxide, water and carbon monoxide are often called oxygen and water, but in fact they are just two forms of carbon. The carbon monoxide is very stable as solid carbon, but the carbon dioxide becomes volatile and so the carbon monoxide gas remains in a solid form. Carbon dioxide and water are the most commonly used gases. The graphite that you see under a bright light, and the graphite that the light absorbs, are two different kinds of graphite. If you are not careful, you could end up shooting yourself in the…

" When I started drawing back in elementary school I didn't know that pencil was the art medium. I wanted to learn it though. I'm now taking my first art class in college where you teach by looking at a picture. What do you do? Well, first of all, we look at the drawing and we learn how the piece came together. In my first art class in college a guy showed us his pencil and a drawing. There is a little box with a little plastic object in it. We took it and we were very, very careful. We didn't have any ink from the start, all we had were pencils. He wanted us to know how he used them so he didn't just take them and draw them.…