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Charcoal Pencil Techniques Objective: You will learn various charcoal pencil techniques for creating value in order to create a realistic observational.

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1 Charcoal Pencil Techniques Objective: You will learn various charcoal pencil techniques for creating value in order to create a realistic observational drawing. DRILL: Draw the garlic bulb with charcoal pencil and shade it. Take 5 minutes. Anthony Walker, charcoal and graphite

2 Techniques Light / dark contour lines Value with hatching Value with mark-making- cross-hatching, stippling, scribbling, creative. Contrast Gray/ color background with black and white Apply techniques= eggs, garlic, popcorn onions…Lollipop or bag or pumpkin or grapes…

3 Homework~ Draw food, any materials. Document what you eat at least twice.

4 Bring in objects for your chalk still life Food Candy Bottles/ cans Trash Remnants of food Look in cafeteria and (dare I say- trash cans) Drinks FOOD, FOOD, FOOD Your carbon footprint.

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10 Joe Bradney Carbon Footprint Our lesson~ You are what you eat OR You are what you ate.

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20 Goals for today: 1.Draw the garlic on your own and shade it. 2.Learn light and dark lines. 3.Draw egg with Miss Gauger- no smudging 4.Learn how to create a medium shade background and how to use white and black to shade the popcorn.

21 Techniques Light / dark contour lines Value with hatching Value with mark-making- cross-hatching, stippling, scribbling, creative. Contrast Gray/ color background with black and white Apply techniques= eggs, garlic, popcorn onions…Lollipop or bag or pumpkin or grapes…

22 How Can I Live Without You by Chidi Okoye

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