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Drawing a Cubist portrait in coloured pencil
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Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Dec 24, 2015

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Page 1: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Drawing a Cubist portrait

in coloured

pencil

Page 2: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Drawing a Cubist portrait

in coloured

pencil

Page 3: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Steps to start

• Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Page 4: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Steps to start

• Using tracing paper draw over the top of the face and body from each photo. You can repeat this process to make the drawing look more complex.

Page 5: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Try flipping over your tracing paper and reversing the image.

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Page 6: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Try adding another view, like a front on image.

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Page 7: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Add a decorative

background that

complements your work

Page 8: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Look at the shapes that have been

created and fill these areas

with complementary

and harmonious

colour schemes.

Page 9: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Outlines of a variety of thicknesses will add strength to

your work.

Page 10: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Another example in lead pencil.

Page 11: Steps to start Have a good clear photograph of your face or Head and shoulders from the front and the side (profile)

Marking guidelines. You will be assessed on how well you:

Show multipoint perspective 10 marksUse colours that complement your design (coloured pencil) 10 marks.Create a background design that complements the overall image with use of pattern, shape, line and colour. 5 marks.How creative your approach has been.5 marks. Total 40 marks.