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This category is the nuts and bolts of applying what the eye sees to the medium of paper. How to information, techniques of drawing, and design essentials are found in this section. Various papers, pencils, pens, and other accessories are also addressed in this category.

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What shop can you buy a pencil case from?

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XL Internationa; USA LLC is the great online place, if you're looking for pencil or pen cases in the USA.

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What was sir francis drakes favorite color?

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blue i think it is out of orange pink green blue yellow

The most common floor plan of a house?

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The open concept layout is the most popular house floor plan. It combines kitchen, dining and living spaces into one big, versatile space. It creates a sense of space and encourages family and guest interaction. Private bedrooms and bathrooms are often located in private areas for added privacy and comfort. The open concept floor plan has become a popular choice for contemporary home design due to its contemporary and social appeal.

How do you draw a realistic owl?

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Well you picture an owl in your head and explore what you think it should look like and then you just start drawing lightly with a pencill so you don't mess up. That's how you draw an owl

Can you trace a picture onto construction paper?

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All you need to do is have that picture that you want to trace. Then on the back of that paper, take your pencil and shade the back of that picture and remember to shade the parts where your picture is. Then you get that other paper and put the paper with the picture on top of it. You just trace it on and the picture will trace onto the other paper.

How do you draw bubble letters?

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depends on what letter. you can draw an A with little dots at the points or a lowercase a with dots at the points and so on......................:) Thanks-Justin.

How to refresh a sharpie marker that has dried out?

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The best way to make a dried out marker work again is run in under the water from the sink. Just put a little water on it, not a lot.

What Colors that end with m?

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Some colors that start with letter M:

  • magenta
  • Mauve (which is a pinkish-purple)
  • marigold
  • maroon.
  • mint
  • mocha
  • mulberry
  • mushroom

How do you draw ojho board?

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iwant to spirit

Is drawing on yourself bad for you?

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well it depends. if you are using a permanent pen then maybe yes

but if it is not then OK .

this is a remedy that works with a lot of people to get ink off there hands.

1) get a nylon scrubber or some sort of scrubber make sure that it has a ruff white side.

2) wet it with hot water

3) put fairy liquid or any sort of washing up liquid onto the scrubber then put a little tiny bit of hot water on the washing up liquid then mix it with the scrubber

4) rub it on your hands continuously then it should come off

How can you be a good drawer?

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The best answer is practice, practice, practice.

Carry a sketch book (and a pencil) with you all the time. Whenever you have a bit of time, pull it out and draw anything and everything you see. Always, date your sketches and when you fill up one sketch book start another. I was told by my favourite "famous" artist, that I should never destroy your old sketch books as they are a record of how much your talents have changed and improved. They are also a great source of subjects for future drawings.

first find a book with lots of pictures and copy them then go a bit more detailed when you think you have gotten pretty good at it think of other creations and draw then free handed

Can you draw a square with an X in it in one line?

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you have to use 2 pieces of paper. when you get to the last line you need to make before going over a line put the second piece of paper down draw the line then lift the paper. the pencil will now be in the right place to make the last mark.

Draw and label the parts of PowerPoint?

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Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft. It is part of the Microsoft Office suite and is used for creating slideshows and presentations. PowerPoint allows users to create, edit, and present their ideas in a visually engaging way. PowerPoint has several labels which are used to describe the various features and functions of the program. These labels include Slides, Animation, Themes, Shapes, SmartArt, Charts & Graphs, Multimedia, Hyperlinks, and Notes.

Slides are the basic building blocks of a PowerPoint presentation. They are used to create the content and structure of the presentation. Animation is used to add visual effects to slides, such as transitions and builds. Themes are used to create a consistent design throughout the presentation.

Shapes are used to add visual elements to slides, such as arrows and circles. SmartArt is a feature which allows users to create diagrams and other visual elements. Charts & Graphs are used to present data in an easy to understand format. Multimedia allows users to add audio and video clips to slides. Hyperlinks allow users to link to other websites, documents, and slides. Finally, Notes are used to provide additional information that may not fit in the slide itself.

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How do you make a red panda using keyboard art?

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♦ ♦

(»o_o«)

(U U)

(") (")

an awesome panda

sowwy about the spacing

What website will teach you how to draw?

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kalpha.com <- dis is deadli website 4 paint/drawing :)

What is the difference between isometric and oblique drawing?

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1.)Oblique sketch has a more focus on the front side of an object or the face while isometric sketch focuses on the edge of an object.

2.)Oblique sketch drawn usually using the 45-degrees angle to render the third dimensions while isometric sketch drawn using 30 degrees angles.

What is perspective?

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Mathematics

Perspective is a mathematical system for projecting the three-dimensional world onto a two-dimensional surface. It allows a flat image to convey a three-dimensional state.

The linear perpective relies on lines of sight converging on either one or two vanishing points. Our position in relation to the base (on which an object sits) affects how much of the objects we see, and what view we have of the space around them.

As a Subjective View

Perspective is an individual's "point of view". It can subjectively color his or her interpretation of events and policies, because he sees how they affect his particular area or group.

Putting art aside for a moment, according to one dictionary, the word perspective originally comes from the Latin words per meaning "through" and specere which means "to look." These are combined to mean "to look through" or "to look at."

However, the meaning of a word can change and usually even splits into several meanings over time. The conventional "art definition" of perspective specifically describes creating the appearance of distance into our art. This emphasis on distance stems from it being a difficult and impressive effect to achieve, especially on paper that is completely flat. Here we are attempting to convey a sense of reality with space and depth on something which has none. As such, the most typical "art definition" of perspective has evolved into:

"The technique of representing a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface."

But being three-dimensional means that an object has height and width, not just depth alone. Despite this, perspective became less about three-dimensional form than obsessing almost exclusively on that third dimension of depth. This is so much the case that it is commonly referred to as depth perspective.

Furthermore, perspective already exists while seeing in reality where no kind of flat surface is involved. There are also perspective art forms that make no use of flat surfaces in their final states such as interior design, landscape design, stage set design, sculpture, architecture or in any kind of display or exhibit.

With that said, "the technique of representing a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface" does not actually explain what perspective is at all, despite any true importance that depth may have.

First understand that our viewpoint is simply that position we are seeing things from. With that in mind, perspective basically means the same as "viewpoint" and "position." For example, "It looks good from my viewpoint," "It looks good from my position" and "It looks good from my perspective."

Oddly, this meaning of perspective is primarily used outside of art.

So the most general definition of perspective is "a position in relation to different positions." For example, this includes the position of our eye in relation to the positions of objects in a scene.

Applying this to art, we do not necessarily mean the viewpoint of the artist in relation to the subject. More specific, what matters is the best perspective for the audience. A more universal "art definition" of perspective, therefore, is "Creating viewpoints that best communicate a subject to an audience."

Perspective is really about establishing "an eye" in your art through which your audience sees. So although it has been considered the most difficult subject in all of art, its concept is quite simple.

What types of drawing should a junior drafter expect to prepare?

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What types of drawing should a junior drafter expect to prepare?

What is function of drawing board?

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funtion of drawing boards

What is service drawing?

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A Combined Services Drawing, or CSD, is used in construction. It is an illustration that provides a visual way to look at proposed development plans.

Why would you have to know how to convert measurements when looking at a drawing?

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to know whether or not your info and the info your matching is alike. If not you need to convert one to check.

What is the difference between iso and oblique drawing?

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Isometric Drawing: keeps the scale the same along each axis of the drawing, use mostly in engineering.

Oblique Drawing: is a type of parallel projection of an object to give it a sort of 3D effect on paper, a much simpler form of drawing.

How do you draw a ray?

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1. Draw the image of the object. Use the principle that the object distance is equal to the image distance to determine the exact location of the object. Pick one extreme on the object and carefully measure the distance from this extreme pointto the mirror. Mark off the same distance on the opposite side of the mirror and mark the image of this extreme point. Repeat this process for all extremes on the object until you have determined the complete location and shape of the image. Note that all distance measurements should be made by measuring along a segment that is perpendicular to the mirror.

2. Pick one extreme on the image of the object and draw the reflected ray that will travel to the eye as it sights at this point. Use the line of sight principle: the eye must sight along a line at the image of the object in order to see the image of the object. It is customary to draw a bold line for the reflected ray (from the mirror to the eye) and a dashed line as an extension of this reflected ray; the dashed line extends behind the mirror to the location of the image point. The reflected ray should have an arrowhead upon it to indicate the direction that the light is traveling. The arrowhead should be pointing towards the eye since the light is traveling from the mirror to the eye, thus enabling the eye to see the image.

3. Draw the incident ray for light traveling from the corresponding extreme on the object to the mirror.The incident ray reflects at the mirror's surface according to the law of reflection. But rather than measuring angles, you can merely draw the incident ray from the extreme of the object to the point of incidence on the mirror's surface. Since you drew the reflected ray in step 2, the point of incidence has already been determined; the point of incidence is merely the point where the line of sight intersects the mirror's surface. Thus draw the incident ray from the extreme point to the point of incidence. Once more, be sure to draw an arrowhead upon the ray to indicate its direction of travel. The arrowhead should be pointing towards the mirror since light travels from the object to the mirror.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all other extremities on the object. After completing steps 2 and 3, you have only shown how light travels from a single extreme on the object to the mirror and finally to the eye. You will also have to show how light travels from the other extremes on the object to the eye. This is merely a matter of repeating steps 2 and 3 for each individual extreme. Once repeated for each extreme, your ray diagram is complete.

Really, though, the best way to learn to draw ray diagrams involves trying it yourself. It's easy. Merely duplicate the two setups below onto a blank sheet of paper, grab a ruler/straightedge, and begin. If necessary, refer to the four-step procedure listed above.