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Sketchbook Pear Study
Age 12 · Art
You can record what you see by drawing it in a sketchbook. Try the same pear with outline, hatching, and soft charcoal smudges.
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In the picture
- Open sketchbook page: three drawings of one pear, one outlined, one hatched, one smudged in charcoal.
- Charcoal stick: a dark tool for broad, soft marks.
- Kneaded eraser: a soft eraser for lifting and lightening marks.
- Water jar: a container of water for wetting a brush and ink.
Examples
- Sketching an apple from different angles before painting it.
- Using pencil lines to record a plant in a garden.
Key takeaways
- Drawing the same object several times helps you see its shape and light.
- Different tools make different marks, so try pencil, charcoal, and brush.
Quiz: Sketchbook Pear Study (Age 12)
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Why is it useful to draw the same object more than once?
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What does the card suggest trying when you draw one object in a sketchbook?
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What is a kneaded eraser used for?
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