SHADING TECHNIQUES

DRAWING

SHADING TECHNIQUES

Meaning, Tonal values, Techniques and Practice

OBJECTIVES

Objective 3

Objective 2

Objective 1

Outline and identify shading techniques

Itemise and identify tonal value in a drawn object.

Define Shading

OBJECTIVES

Objective 5

Objective 4

Draw and shade a still-life object using a shading technique of your choice.

Define related terms in shading

OBJECTIVE ONE

WHAT IS SHADING?

Shading

is the application of tonal variation on a drawn object to show depth and distance.

EXAMPLES OF SHADED IMAGES

OBJECTIVE TWO

TYPES OF TONAL VALUES

TYPES OF TONAL VALUES

• Light tone

• Middle tone

• Dark tone

HIGHLIGHT

is the area that receives the greatest amount of direct light in drawing or painting

OBJECTIVE THREE

SHADING TECHNIQUES

SHADING TECHNIQUES

• Hatching

• Cross Hatching

• Smudging

• Pointilism

shading techniques

HATCHING

SMUDGING

CROSS-HATCHING

POINTILISM

Gives a smooth effect. Strokes are hardly noticed.

Use of straight lines or strokes

Strokes are made to cross each other

Use of dots of different sizes to show tones

EXAMPLES OF SHADED IMAGES

What shading technique was used here?

What shading technique was used here?

TERMS

SOME TERMS RELATED TO SHADING

Chiaroscuro

is the interplay of light and shade. it is also the treatment of light and shade in drawing and painting.

Highlight

is the area that receives the greatest amount of direct light in drawing or painting

Support

is the surface on which a work of two-dimensional art is made.

Model

is a person employed to assume a certain posture while the artist makes a drawing or painting of him or her.

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ANY QUESTIONS?

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WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT IN TODAY'S LESSON?

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