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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

HOW TO DRAW A GIANT PANDA IN MS WORD PART 3


MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 41

TITLE:   HOW TO DRAW A GIANT PANDA IN MS WORD PART 3
TYPE:    FINE ART - DIGITAL DRAWING

B)  The Dissected Drawing
 

A total of 27 drawing objects (shapes and lines) were created and manipulated to create a drawing like this.
 
 
The digital drawing that was coloured with black, gray and white.
The principle of contrast is evident in this drawing. The contrast between the lightness and darkness of the black and white colours makes certain parts of the drawing which are of darker tonal value appear clearer or noticeable.



 
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Sunday, January 11, 2015

HOW TO DRAW A PANDA IMAGE FLASH DRIVE DESIGN IN MS WORD

MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 17 


TITLE:   A PANDA IMAGE FLASH DRIVE DESIGN

TYPE:   GRAPHIC DESIGN



Having drawn the panda and the flash drive in MS Word in the earlier graphics projects, why not combine these two subjects to create a panda image flash drive design. In case readers wonder why use a serious looking panda image for the design, I feel that the flash drive with this design is suitable to be used to keep “serious data” such as document, PowerPoint and other project files.  I prefer to use the rabbit design instead to keep “light data” such as movie, mp3 and picture files. Well, this is only my opinion.
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HOW TO DRAW AN APPLE IN MS WORD PART 2

MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 36

TITLE:   HOW TO DRAW AN APPLE IN MS WORD PART 2
TYPE:    DIGITAL DRAWING

THE DISSECTED DRAWING
Since the apple is of natural form, the Curve line tool is suitable to be used to draw it. Drawing is different from painting. The graphics program in MS Word is used to produce vector format drawings. The Paint program in Windows can be used to produce digital paintings in raster format.  A total of 12 drawing objects were created to complete the picture of the apple. I’d mask an area in the drawing to enable me to create an effect. Which area did I mask? In MS Word 2007, click Format > Shape Fill > Gradient > and then choose the suitable effects in the Dark Variations palette to create the effects that you want.




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