[FXGEAR] Drawing Fundamentals – Form Modeling by Mark Hill

Drawing Fundamentals – Form Modeling by Mark Hill

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[FXGEAR] Drawing Fundamentals – Form Modeling by Mark Hill introduce

In this class we’ll be going over the fundamental concepts of modeling form as well as understanding light and shade for drawing. We’ll begin with how to transfer a drawing(optional), to filling in shadows, and gradually modeling various types of form. I’ll discuss how to understand and interperate what you see versus copying what you see and the differences.

For the start of the class we’ll begin from the finished block-in or line drawing stage. From there we’ll work directly to transfering, shadows, and on to modeling.

There is quite a bit involved in drawing a portrait from any angle, and although I don’t cover every little angle or idea about head drawing, this class will be a good introductory class to get you started and see how a portrait gets developed from the early stages and to a finish!

The goal of this paper is to study the importance of drawing (both formal drafting and informal sketching) in the process of mechanical design. This goal can be extended to state that we intend to show the necessity of drawing during all the developmental stages of a mechanical design. Through the information presented here, the requirements for future computer aided design tools, graphics education, and further studies will be developed.

All mechanical engineers are taught drafting. Thus, most engineers are skilled at making and interpreting these formal mechanical drawings. These drawings are representations of a final design (the end product of the design process) and they are intended to archive the completed design and communicate it to other designers and manufacturing personnel. Additionally, engineers are notorious for not being able to think without making “back-of-the-envelope” sketches of rough ideas. Sometimes these informal sketches serve to communicate a concept to a colleague, but more often they just help the idea take shape on paper. It is in considering how these sketches help an idea take form that gives a hint that drawing’s role in engineering is more than just to archive a concept or to communicate with others.

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