How To Draw Scenery

Sketches are images of the work of someone

Sketches are images of the work of someone who is generally not or has not been used as the final work. Sketches are made with a specific purpose such as: to record things that the artist sees, develops ideas that will be used, or how to briefly describe or describe principles, ideas, or imagery.

The media used to create sketches can vary. On dry media, sketches can be done using silverpoint, pencil, charcoal, pastel, or graphite. It can also use ink and pen, ballpoint pen, oil paint and watercolors.

Sketches that use watercolors and oil paints are commonly referred to as "watercolor sketches" or "oil paint sketches". For three-dimensional work, an artist or sculptor can sketch dati plastisin, wax, or clay.

Miscellaneous Media Types Make Fine Art

What is meant by the media in art is the materials, tools, and techniques used to create a work of art. The media to draw a form is:

Dry Media

That is the equipment used in the field of images with a dry media color. The way of use is by scrawling directly on the surface of the image area. The equipment is as follows:

1. Pencil

One of the most important stationery in drawing sketches of objects or images. In designing a shape image can use a hard pencil (hard) like HB.

Scratches generated from HB pencil are not too bright so it is very fitting to draw the initial sketches before the finishing stage (finishing).

The next stage can use a soft pencil such as 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, and 6B). This type of pencil is soft and yields a suitable density for hatching, block, or dussel techniques.

2. Crayons

Softer and so fitting to create block and gradation images (impression of color bursts) on a sketch.

3. Markers

It has many color choices and is perfect for drawing with block and shade techniques.

4. Contest

A kind of soft-colored pencil and has a solid black color. Usually used to make gradations or images of objects that have a fine texture.

5. Drawing Pen

An image tool commonly used for hatch and block techniques.

Wet Media

Namely equipment used in the field of images with wet color media. The color material is generally stored in a tube, can, or bottle. Equipment in wet media that is:

1. Water Paint

Drawing tools that can be used to draw with or without a mixture of water.

2. Cat Poster (Cat Plaque)

Almost similar to watercolor, but has more density and concentration so it fits to block technique.

3. Ink Bak

Commonly known by the name of Chinese ink, and made of solid liquid. Suitable for drawing silhouette and block techniques.

4. Oil Paint (Acrylic)

It is very fitting to use the drawing field of cloth.

5. Ecolin

The drawing tool is made of liquid material and consists of many color choices. Very fitting in drawing hatching techniques, blocks, and gradations of color.