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KEYS TO.Drawing withImagination
KEYS TODrawing withImagination
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acknowledgments
contentsIntroductionCHAPTER 1Doodling and NoodlingCHAPTER 2Drawing a New RealityCHAPTER 3Stretching the TruthCHAPTER 4Visualizing IdeasCHAPTER 5StorytellingCHAPTER 6Exploring PatternCHAPTER 7Mining Culture
introduction
generatinq and transforming your ideas
Doodling andNoodlingPRINCIPLES OF DOODLINGThinkof the doodle as the first stage—the generating stage.To doodle isThe second stage, which I call "noodling," is the transforming stage in whiBy separating these two functions you diver that each involves differentrom doodling to noodling. Doodling is pure play—often aimless and free,doodling operations are more often rule-based, involving a set of discreet
the two-step "doodlinq and noodlinq" process
noodlinq to transform a doodle
doodling ideas: geometries and waves
Waves
doodling ideas: tangles and shape dusters
doodling ideas: building blocks
noodlinq ideas: silhouetting
noodling ideas: shading
noodlinq ideas: multiplying
reversing, inverting and mirror imaging
inventing icon c charactershabittheirworkJcallota rT' tiT-A CREATIVE SEQUENCE FOR CHARACTERS
letterformsVUIS i 'CHHS"fin) ft
noodlinq ideas: mixing and matching
add-on doodles
Drawing aNew Reality2
it starts with shape1
Hard and Soft Edges
add-on drawings
crumpled, dented, crushed
melted and deformed
macro drawing
distorted reflections
mirror imagingThereis something satisfying in symmetry. When you hold acomposed of identical halves. Your mind shifts to a pattern
obscuring
obscuring with dramatic light and shadow
sketching the unusual
Stretchingthe Truth
exaggerating proportions
emphasizing differences
playing with scale
muforced distortion
distortion grids
perspective grids
making a perspective grid
- Prmetaphoric seeing
inspiration in the clouds
odd juxtapositions
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VisualizingIdeas
the evolution of an idea
joining two bags
variations on a theme
GIDON STAFF
reversing
one idea triggers another
STEVEN GUARNACCIAA Fertile Thinker With a Deft Pen
Stoiytelling5
words and pictures
making it vivid
intensifying the action
inventing characters
modeling characters in clay
TRINA SCHART HYMAN
recycling your doodles
illustrating dreams
sequences
VICTOR MOSCOSOSurrealist Sequences
ExploringPattern6
I started thisdrawing by copying
interpreting nature
interpreting nature
describing form with line
shape chara cte r
mapping and coloring
ZELMA LOSEKEWeaving a Drawing
MiningCulture
imiiThese examples represent two very different ways of setive—one image has depth, while the other is flat. Either vcreative artist. This holds true for many other stylistic oppcise postcards became the rage among the impressionear style and radical cropping of great artists likePicasso—deeply impressed by the expressive power of African art—put African masks on the facesThis chapter is about seeing other ways of seeing and acknowledging the value this can havestrange, but it is also familiar. It reminds you of things in your own experience—but with a newtwist. Perhaps it exhibits a verve and daring that inspires you to break out of your own timidity.new permission to depict a subject in a fresh fashion. Maybe you will discover a celebration of theThe practice of stepping outside the world you know can be creatively transforming. It calls forthside your box, offering new ways of seeing and interpreting the world. f ancient America (or
abductions and spin-offs
immersion
inventing
stylizing and symbolizing
graceful linearity
flattening and posterizinq
pattern, movement, detail
simplifying and abstracting
making the familiar strange
decorating
ExploringThemes
choosing a theme
image-rich themes
self-portraits
R. CRUMB
ELIZABETH LAYTON
DAVE CREEKDrawing Wonderland
OMAR RUIZ
ALAN E. COBERA Compassionate Witness
STEVE COSENTINOMaking a Big Statement
STEPHEN HUNECK
MAYA LIN
the power of themes
drawing conclusions
glossary
Index
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Draw with Confidenceand CreativityCreativity occurs in action: It is not a trait; it is something you do. To be creative, youneed to engage in the art-making process. When you are "in the flow," you shift outof the future and into the present, making connections, generating variations andsurrendering to the process. Keys to Drawing With Imagination is a course for artists
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