Scene Drawing:

For this lesson, I learnt about scene drawing and how drawing from different viewpoints and angles can be important and effective. My first task was to draw a room in my home. When drawing my chosen room, I considered drawing from different angles so that my piece of work would look more 3 dimensional and realistic. To create this piece of work, I used pen. I believe that using pen for this piece has made my work successful because I was able to add further details to objects. To add these further details, I used the techniques of cross hatching. When adding line work for detail, I applied different amounts of pressure to suggest the uses of tone. To improve this piece of work, I think I could of tried using a variety of materials and not just pen. 

To extend my understanding on how to make a scene drawing effective, I used a frame. This frame is useful because it allows you to only view the important elements that you need within your drawing. I believe that using the frame helped because I was able to focus on one particular part of the room. To draw what I needed, I used a pen to draw over a plastic wallet. After drawing the basic shapes in, I began to add in some line work to imply tone. 

After finishing my drawing on the plastic wallet, I used the drawing to produce a final outcome in my sketchbook. I like this drawing because the design is much simpler compared to the first drawing I did of the room. I was able to add in more detail on objects such as the mirror, which I believe is successful because it shows the uses of tone and texture. To make my drawing visually interesting, I added in hints of colour on the ornaments that are on the shelf. By doing this, I think it makes viewers drawn towards the drawing because the colour stands out within the white background.