Tonal Shading House Exercise
Tonal Shading House Exercise
What if one can’t draw the house in respective to even get started on the shading exercise? Sigh. Frustrating.
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Re: Tonal Shading House Exercise
Well, first, it doesn't matter, because that really doesn't affect the shading. And, I'd already thought of thatClaireO wrote: Wed Sep 27, 2023 7:51 pm What if one can’t draw the house in respective to even get started on the shading exercise? Sigh. Frustrating.

You can download it to print out from here: HOUSE-MODEL-LINE. It should print out with a light grey outline.
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Re: Tonal Shading House Exercise
Thank you Mike! Is there an outline for the lily? 

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No... but there is now.

LILY-Line.zip
HouseModel-Line.zip
Both contain the regular line drawing, and a lighter version for printing onto your paper. As you can't erase it, the light version should - hopefully! - disappear beneath your shading.
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Re: Tonal Shading House Exercise
Or, if you want to erase it, you could use a light box! If you don't have a light box a bright window can work.As you can't erase it, the light version should - hopefully! - disappear beneath your shading.
Print out Mike's outline drawings, tape to a window , tape your paper over the top and you should see the outline show through. Use an F pencil and a light hand and trace the outline. Voila! you now have an outline drawing that you can erase if you wish.