Pencil Art Workshop

Table of contents

1. Introduction
2. A Pencil Timeline
3. Tools and Materials
4. CHAPTER 1: DRAWING WITH LINE
   1. Type of Line and Line Personality
   2. Exercise 1: Line and Space
   3. Exercise 2: Texture
   4. Exercise 3: Volume
   5. Exercise 4: Completing a Full Composition in Line
   6. Gallery
5. CHAPTER 2: DRAWING WITH TONE
   1. Getting Started in Tone
   2. Exercise 1: Taking Creative Control of the Values
   3. Exercise 2: Getting Started
   4. Exercise 3: Drawing with the Eraser
   5. Exercise 4: Adding Complex Shadows (Seeing Light in the Shadows)
   6. Exercise 5: Building Tone with Marks
   7. Gallery
6. CHAPTER 3: DRAWING QUICKLY
   1. Finding the Essence of a Form
   2. Exercise 1: Blind Contour
   3. Exercise 2: Drawing in a Busy Public Space
   4. Exercise 3: Adding a Background
   5. Gallery
7. CHAPTER 4: PHOTO-REALISTIC DRAWING
   1. Interpreting Reality
   2. Exercise 1: Grid the Paper and Photo
   3. Exercise 2: Add Tone in the Lighter Range
   4. Exercise 3: Establish a Range: The Darkest Dark, The Lightest Light
   5. Exercise 4: Add Details in the Midrange
8. CHAPTER 5: ADDING COLOR
   1. Wet and Dry
   2. Exercise 1: Watercolor over Pencil
   3. Exercise 2: Pencil over Watercolor
   4. Exercise 3: Pencil and Colored Pencil
   5. Exercise 4: Pencil and Ink
   6. Exercise 5: Pencil and Gouache
   7. Gallery
9. Artists Directory
10. Acknowledgments
11. About the Author
12. Index