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Cross-Hatching Drawings by Igor Lukyanov: " Cross-hatching is a rather rare drawing technique nowadays. However this is a well-known style due to works of such artists as Albrecht Dürer, Gustave Doré, John Tenniel, Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci. Igor Lukyanov is a Ukrainian artist who tries to follow the cross-hatching traditions of those artists in his portraits and illustrations. You can see more his cross-hatching works on his personal blog. Cross-hatching drawings by Igor Lukyanov Advertise with Design You Trust! - DYT on Twitter - Facebook"
Another woeful reaction from the group over cross hatching! 'Too hard!' Well, can I just say the results are some of my favourite yet, as you'll see from this endless line-up of favourites. So many to choose from! Bettina Dodson Christina Booth Detta Tea Heidi Cooper Irving, age 6 Jennifer Bell Jess, age 12 Judy Watson Kate Bouman Nicky Johnston Ramona Davey Stephanie Owen Reeder Susan Hall Tanya Hempson Toni Griffiths
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First of all, I want to congratulate all of you who thought about my challenge and are going to step up this year to making your own doodles...
First featured here, Seattle based artist Olivia Knapp creates cross-hatched pen and ink drawings influenced by old European woodblock engravings. Specifically, Knapp pulls her inspiration from 16th through 18th century blocks, which were in all genres including religion, art, history, science and medicine. She borrows ideas from medical illustrations for her current exhibit at Hellion Gallery in Portland, "Prehensility". The title refers to the quality of an appendage adapted for grasping, for example, as a monkey's tail has adapted to grasping to a branch. The show is an extension of Knapp's previous works in both style and theme, where she explores a relationship between psychology and biology in the context of one's environment.
First of all, I want to congratulate all of you who thought about my challenge and are going to step up this year to making your own doodles...
Hatching Chicks in the Classroom Hatching chicks in the classroom is probably my favorite activity every year! Not only is it a wonderful hands-on life science lesson, but hatching chicks in the classroom also creates the perfect stage for you to teach concepts across the curriculum because your students are so engaged! You can […]
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