DUE 9/26 FINAL Pencil Drawing

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

All Final Drawings must be UPLOADED to OPENLAB for GRADING in the following manner:

Write a new post and use the following naming protocol:

• Firstname Lastname, Assignment One

• Tag it in the Category ASSIGNMENT ONE.

• In the body of the post tell us the name of the illustration, for  example:

• Illustration for Celestial Seasoning Tea, Mint Magic.

• UPLOAD a HIGH QUALITY (White Balanced and Cropped) SCAN of the image at 150 DPI.

• Finally, Bring your DRAWING into class along with 3 photocopies at 50% size for WORK IN CLASS next week.

MORE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS & Helpful Hints:

Preparing your Chosen Concept Sketch:

• SCAN your concept sketch.
• If you are making any edits to this sketch, draw your edits and scan those.
• USING Adobe PS cut and paste together the final mock up.
• PRINT your concept sketch. IT MUST BE PRINTED TO THE SIZE OF THE FINAL ART. THIS MEANS LARGER THAN IT WILL APPEAR ON THE PRODUCT.
• A good rule of thumb is to draw your illustration 50% larger than it will appear in print.
• You may need to print the image out in sections and tape it together!

TRANSFER your concept sketch carefully onto the FINAL WORKING SURFACE using the SARAL Transfer Paper.

• Be sure to do this neatly! Use masking tape and blank paper to prevent unwanted marks on the border of your illustration.
• Be sure to tape the illustration down carefully so that it doesn’t creep causing the image to warp.
• Don’t press TOO hard…you should still be able to erase your marks.

FINALIZE your concept sketch onto the FINAL WORKING SURFACE.

• Don’t press TOO hard…you should still be able to erase your marks.
• Don’t shade. You’ll fill in areas of value later in the process.
• Don’t INK. Your Art Director may still request changes.
• This drawing should be done at your highest level of skill.
• Be sure you are carefully considering your focal points and image hierarchy. (This may be achieved with value but should be planned as you draw.)