How to Draw From Photographs by Cardaci, Diane -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents Introduction Tools and Materials

Pencils Erasers Papers Sharpeners Blending Tools Supporting Your Art Accessories

Camera Equipment

Digital Revolution

Taking the Photo

ISO Settings Focus Exposure Bracketing

Fixing Distortion Understanding Lighting

Look for Defining Shadows Avoid Unnatural Cast Shadows Avoid Flat Lighting

Approaching the Drawing Composition Basics

Common Composition Schemes Rule of Thirds

Drawing Techniques Developing Style

Quick Sketch Studies

Staging a Composition Contrasting Values for Effect Showcasing Light Subjects Using a Grid as a Guide Working from Nature Creating a Softer Feel Tricking the Eye

Testing the Composition

Understanding the Subject’s Context Applying Linear Perspective

One-Point Perspective Two-Point Perspective

Achieving Depth Selecting the Best Format Bringing It All Together A Note of Encouragement Copyright Page

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