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CANINE - Noses

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This project challenges you to draw two dog noses from slightly different perspectives. You may find the lessons in D Beginner: Squirkling extremely helpful as you try your hand at squirkling graduations of textured shading. This lesson is divided into the following two parts: FRONTAL VIEW OF A DOG NOSE: You draw a simple frontal view of a dog nose, while being challenged to rely on visual skills rather than text instructions. | CANINE I-ITU tt I-02 BEGINNER CARTOONS CRITTERS This project challenges you to draw two dog noses from slightly different perspectives. You may find the lessons in D Beginner Squirkling extremely helpful as you try your hand at squirkling graduations of textured shading. This lesson is divided into the following two parts -1- FRONTAL VIEW OF A DOG NOSE You draw a simple frontal view of a dog nose while being challenged to rely on visual skills rather than text instructions. -I- ANGULAR VIEW OF A DOG NOSE People who love dogs simply can t resist that adorable tilt of their heads as they look at your face and listen attentively. Naturally when the head is tilted the nose must also be drawn at an angle. Suggested drawing supplies include good quality white drawing paper graphite pencils kneaded and vinyl erasers and a pencil sharpener. 12 PAGES - 28 ILLUSTRATIONS This project is recommended for artists from age 12 to adult as well as home schooling academic and recreational fine art educators. Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada - 2004 Revised 2006 - 2 - FRONTAL VIEW OF A DOG NOSE This lesson challenges you to rely on your visual skills rather than text instructions. The initial sketch lines throughout Steps 1 to 4 establish proportions. A Sketch is a simple drawing that captures the integral aspects of your subject quickly and efficiently. Proportion is the relationship in size of one component of a drawing to another or others. STEP 1 STEP 2 The sketch lines and the outlines look dark in many of my illustrations. However in reality they are so light that I can barely see them. I have made them look darker in a computer program so you can see them. Keep your lines very light by pressing very gently with your pencil I used an HB . No matter how careful you are accidents do happen and you may need to erase sections you aren t happy with. STEP 3 STEP 4 Copyright to all articles images text projects lessons and exercises within this drawing class