INTRODUCTION TO THE GLASS GALLERIES:
2. REFRACTION & RAINBOWS:
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LET'S TRY DRAWING!
DIGITAL DRAWING CLASS WITH TABLETS USING 'AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK':
1.
PEN TOOL
PEN TOOL
FOR LOTS OF CRISSCROSS DRAWINGS!
2.
TAKE A STEP BACK TOOL (RED ARROW)
TAKE A STEP BACK TOOL (RED ARROW)
FOR GOING BACK A STEP!
3.
FILL TOOL
FILL TOOL
WITH 'COPIC' COLOUR GROUP FOR ADDING CONTROLLED COLOURING-IN!
4.
'NEW SKETCH'
FOR BOTH SAVING AND OPENING A NEW SKETCH!
CUSTOM SIZE - 1654 x 2339px (for A4 size)
4.
'NEW SKETCH'
FOR BOTH SAVING AND OPENING A NEW SKETCH!
CUSTOM SIZE - 1654 x 2339px (for A4 size)
5.
'GALLERY'
FOR LOOKING AT ALL YOUR SKETCHES
TIP OF THE DAY:
ARTISTS MAKE MISTAKES ALOT AND THIS IS WHAT GIVES THEIR WORK A MAGICAL AND EXPRESSIVE FEELING!
ARTISTS MAKE MISTAKES ALOT AND THIS IS WHAT GIVES THEIR WORK A MAGICAL AND EXPRESSIVE FEELING!
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LET'S GO TO THE GALLERIES!
REFLECTION, REFRACTION & RAINBOWS!
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DIGITAL DRAWING CLASS WITH TABLETS USING AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK:
EXTRA TOP TIPS,
1.
DUPLICATE LAYER TOOL
FOR MAKING A DOUBLE
DUPLICATE LAYER TOOL
FOR MAKING A DOUBLE
2.
TRANSFORM TOOL
TRANSFORM TOOL
FOR MIRROR REFLECTIONS
3.
MULTIPLY BLEND TOOL
FOR TRANSLUCENCY EFFECTS
MULTIPLY BLEND TOOL
FOR TRANSLUCENCY EFFECTS
4.
NEW SKETCH
TO SAVE!
THANK YOU!
YOU'VE BEEN PART OF THE EXCITING 'DESIGN THE WORLD' SERIES:
2pm - Intro to Emma, workshop objectives and demo of how to draw on the tablets;
2.15pm - Go to Glass Gallery and draw designs;
3pm - Back in the studio, while the V&A assistant prints off the designs on to cotton sheets, students do a design of their bag layout/visual arrangement including a decorative frame around the edge on to paper;
3.25pm - Students stick cotton printouts on to canvas bags and add 'framing' decorations to make the glass design shine and reflect!
3.50pm - Show the group all the designs, evaluation and photography;
4pm - finish.
Glass is made by melting together several minerals at very high temperatures. Silica in the form of sand is the main ingredient and this is combined with soda ash and limestone and melted in a furnace at temperatures of 1700°C. Other materials can be added to produce different colours or properties.
ROOM 55, Clore in the British Galleries
Glass is made by melting together several minerals at very high temperatures. Silica in the form of sand is the main ingredient and this is combined with soda ash and limestone and melted in a furnace at temperatures of 1700°C. Other materials can be added to produce different colours or properties.
ROOM 55, Clore in the British Galleries
