Drawing

Yes!, A better idea would be to get the software on a device and draw from there. An example is on the YouTube channel:

G1 Art

I highly recommend you check it out (Even if you are not wondering what they look like) because this channel is excellent and is looking for subs to grow its community.

Disney.go.com/create is the best website ever it can get popular and you can have fans favorite peoples drawings and favorite artistises and you can also search peoples drawings and if you want to see mines just go to the website then search azimapurple12 is better then the other person said way better you can even make any mashup you want and if you want to draw just go to Apps scroll down then click anything you want to do for normal draw just click u rock digital painter 2 you can even have instructions how to draw on there

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it was made in the toilet like the rest of the universe

A red-line drawings is essentially an intermediate drawing that shows corrections or changes to a previous drawing. The term red line literally comes from the (typically) red pen used to amend the drawings by hand. These changes mark-ups show changes made to the drawing subject matter during the manufactuer or construction of the product.

For example, piping drawings were developed at the onset of a project to build a new school. During the course of construction for that school, the piping contractors changes several elements of the design (pipe size, routing, orientation etc). At the end of the project, the constructor would "red line" the drawings showing those changes.

Red-lines are used to then develop record drawings. Record drawings, also called "as-builts" accurately reflect what was constructed and are used for future work and/or reference.

Long before the advent of the modern paint store, cave painters, hand-mixed painters their own paints from raw materials like curdled milk, charcoal and mineral ores. Today, the paints are carries on the age old practice with organic paints made from lime, natural pigments, casein (a protein found in milk). Old Fashioned Milk Paint is available in 20 colours.

In those days paints are made with leaves, trees branches, shrubs, grass and vegetables.

Yes, unless you have permission from the copyright holder of the original, or an exemption in the law. For example, if you are copying a work in order to learn a technique, that use should be defensible as fair.

when you do a drawing using only lines

Today, most wooden pencils are mass produced from large blocks of cedar cut into slats. A machine cuts eight grooves, half as deep as the graphite-clay rod is thick, into the slats, and then places rods in each groove. Once the rods are in place, a second grooved slat is glued on top of the first. When the glue dries, the slats are fed through a cutting machine that cuts the wood into various shapes and divides the slats into eight separate pencils. The seams where the two slats are joined are sanded down and several coats of paint are applied to the pencil, giving it the appearance of a solid structure.

one is that you draw on your piece of paper and rub your finger on it and it becomes in shade this if for manga

Not necessarily, because it is washable. If you color it into your scalp then it is bad, but if it's in your hair for a day or two it won't really do any harm. Usually washable markers and highlighters you can run your fingers through your hair (if you got it in your hair or if you are just coloring your hair for fun) and the marker will come out. Unless you let it dry, then you have to shampoo and condition it out.

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Being washable means nothing, this person probably does not know the ingredients used , they are toxic. I got hives and got sick so did my friend

List the advantages of design diagrams. List the traditional design tools.

It greatly depends on how much money you are looking to spend on markers. I have 144 Prismacolors and that was just over 300 dollars, but I also got two 72 sets of Copic and EACH set was 300. The Copics are better, by far, but the price makes a big difference.

I think it's the latter.

Blue represents peace, tranquility, calm, stability, harmony, unity, trust, truth, confidence, conservatism, security, cleanliness, order, loyalty, sky, water, cold, technology, and depression. Blue can "slow the pulse rate, lower body temperature, and reduce appetite." Blue is considered a business color because it reflects reliability. In China, blue is associated with immortality. In Colombia, blue is associated with soap. For Hindus blue is the color of Krishna. For the Jews, blue symbolizes holiness. In the Middle East blue is a protective color. Note: Blue is often considered to be the safest global color.

Yes. Graffiti can be seen as a display of public art though in some instances it is illegal. Banksy is considered a graffiti artist. He creates social commentary while tagging the city. There is a difference though, between gang graffiti and art graffiti.

http://www.banksy.co.uk/

Working drawings are usually drafts used in construction or design. Detail drawings are drafts done that highlight or enlarge a smaller part of a component.

The outline.

One of the first main functions of drawing has been as a first step in the preparation of a work of art in another medium. These mediums include painting, sculpture, or architecture. The study of drawing has also served as the basic form of training for work in all of the arts.

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Templates called French Cerves Simmiler to stensills ANSWER Here's a site that has an index of well known curves: http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Curves/Curves.html You will notice that a "straight line" is on the list. Although straight lines and line segments do not appear to be curved in the usual sense of the term, in the technical language of mathematics, they are treated as "curves." Associated trivia: Curves constitute the largest (or "strongest" infinity). For example, although the number of whole numbers is infinite, there are more variations of curves than there are whole numbers.

Sun and Moon Tattoos These popular tats seem to invoke a pre-Christian world where cultures worshipped all aspects of nature as deities. Sun tattoos were commonplace for Celtic druids who believed that the sun was the primary source of life, which of course scientifically it is, and the crescent moon has been an important symbol of an earth goddess and her powers for many different cultures. This of course doesn

First, you draw a circle, then you draw a another circle bigger than the first one. You draw a long rectangle at the bottom of your circles, then you draw ten smaller rectangles which are your carts. Make sure that your first circle goes through your carts. Next is detail. Curve the bottom of each cart. Then you draw tiny bulb shapes and the wire for your decoration. The wire will be just one line and your bulbs will look like ovals with curved points at one end. Then, if you want, you can draw humans in the carts. Trace over your long rectangle at the bottom of your unfinished Ferris Wheel. Don't trace too hard, because you have to draw a thick pole connecting the rectangle and the first circle. Now, draw yet another circle a little smaller than your very first circle to make the first pole of the actual Ferris Wheel. Then, go back to your carts and draw small poles to connect the carts, because you don't want the carts to fall down and kill all of the people inside of them. Now draw two lines next to each other, like, twenty times all over the first and second big circles to connect them. Draw ANOTHER circle smaller than your second big circle that you ever drew on this drawing to make the second round pole. Draw a circle in the very middle and then another around that to make another round pole. Draw lines connecting the first circle to the middle round pole and cover with wire and lights. Now, final step. Erase construction lines and clean up your final drawing, and there, person out of the wind, is your first Ferris Wheel. Now, if only you knew how to draw every other ride, than you'll have a carnival!

Making

Perceiving

Expressing

Contextualising

In an oblique sketch you have a horizontal x-axis and the z-axis comes off of it to show depth. In an isometric sketch the x-axis and the z-axis are at angles, and the angles of all three axis are 40 degrees each, or 120 degrees total.

Oblique Sketch: http://www.me.utexas.edu/~rbarr/images/Oblq-2.gif

Isometric Sketch: http://ppdl.engr.ou.edu/ame2303/step5i.jpg

as you can see, in the oblique sketch the axis is perfectly horizontal while the isometrix axis is not.

Not necessarily. Hand drawing gives you freedom, but then again with scale drawing, you get a more "finished" feeling i dont know the right word.