DRAWING AND SHADING A POWER DRILL, WITH FELT PENS AND PENCILS

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DRAWING AND SHADING A POWER DRILL, WITH FELT PENS AND PENCILS

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QUESTION

HOW TO ANSWER THE QUESTION

DRAWING THE CRATE / GUIDELINES ACCURATELY

1. Draw a box / crate round the original image.

2. Use a pair of dividers or even a compass to mark off equal divisions along the top and side of the crate / box.

3. Use a ruler to draw the grid pattern. For accuracy, consider using a T square and set square.

4. Add the numbers as show below.

5. Draw a new grid. This will be used to help you draw your version of the power drill.

6. Transfer the measurements from the original grid (drawn round the image) to the new grid. Use either a compass or pair of dividers.
Draw in the outline of the power drill.

ADVANCED SHADING TECHNIQUES - RENDERING THE POWER DRILL

APPLYING THE COLOUR

7. Select a colour for the ‘body’ of the drill. Shade from dark to faint and back to dark. The faint represents reflected light. Notice the shading is at a slight angle, because of the angle of the power drill.

8. Select the next colour, in this case ‘black’. Shade the area shown below. Again, shade from dark to faint and back to dark, representing the reflection of light.

9. Shade the drill chuck and bit using a grey pencil, shading from dark to faint and back to dark.

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