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U-02 ADVANCED: EYE ON MELISSA

You add shading in layers by working from light to dark, while rendering a highly detailed human eye with a combination of three graduated shading techniques - hatching, crosshatching, and squirkling. Eyes are the most expressive facial feature. The shapes and sizes of people’s eyes can help identify their gender, age, and cultural origin. In a portrait, the eyes alone can often identify who the person is. The eye in this project belongs to a beautiful young lady named Melissa, who is the daughter of my friend Crystal Basta | ON MELISSA Brenda Hoddinott U-02 ADVANCED EYE ON MELISSA In this project you draw an eye with a focus on correctly rendering the structures of the anatomical forms surrounding the orbital cavity. You add shading in layers by working from light to dark while rendering a highly detailed human eye with a combination of three graduated shading techniques - hatching crosshatching and squirkling. Eyes are the most expressive facial feature. The shapes and sizes of people s eyes can help identify their gender age and cultural origin. In a portrait the eyes alone can often identify who the person is. The eye in this project belongs to a beautiful young lady named Melissa who is the daughter of my friend Crystal Basta. This lesson is divided into four sections -I- STRUCTURAL INSIGHTS INTO EYES In order to understand how to draw an eye correctly you need to be aware of its basic construction behind the small section you can see. -L KEEPING AN EYE ON PROPORTIONS You sketch the various parts of the eye proportionately correct. -I- ADDING LIGHT AND MIDDLE VALUES Hatching and crosshatching graduations bring out the three-dimensional forms of the skull around the eye. You also lay down light and medium values to enhance the forms of the fleshy sections around the eye. -I- DARK VALUES AND FINAL DETAILS You add dark values to provide more contrast to the facial forms and then add the final details such as eyelashes. Suggested drawing supplies for this project include good quality white drawing paper graphite pencils kneaded and vinyl erasers pencil sharpener and a sandpaper block. 12 PAGES - 15 ILLUSTRATIONS Recommended for artists from age 12 to adult with good drawing skills and fine art educators in home school academic and recreational environments. Published by Hoddinott Fine Art Publishers Halifax NS Canada - 2005 Revised 2006 2 STRUCTURAL INSIGHTS INTO EYES Eyes are the most expressive feature. The shapes and sizes of people s eyes can help identify their gender age and .