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I see many drawings that lack depth and dimension. In this article I want to go over some tips that will give your drawings more depth. It is really not that hard to do. It just requires some simple techniques.
There are a few key areas that I want to cover. These include value, detail, and size. Each of these plays an important role in the depth of your drawings. Each one is fairly easy to do. All you really need to do is use your best judgment when using these techniques. If all you do is draw what you see, then you may end up with flat drawings. Incorporating these simple techniques into your work will make a big difference.
The first thing I want to talk about is value. You can make the values of objects any shade that you want. For example, just because a shadow looks pure black doesn't mean you can't make it dark gray instead. I like to keep the pure blacks in the foreground, and make the blacks in the background a little lighter. This creates a bit of separation between the objects in your drawing. I will do the same for white except in the opposite way. I will use pure white in the foreground and a light gray in the background.
The next thing you can do to add depth is change the amount of detail you put into each object. Objects that are closer to you should have the most detail, and objects in the background should have less detail. This will make the objects in the background look as if they are further away.
Finally, one more thing you can do is change the size of objects in your drawing. Now, you may have to make some slight exaggerations here to make an object smaller or larger than it really is. You must be careful though that you do not lose the natural size of the object. For example, you would not want a drink bottle to appear smaller than pencil. What you have to do is be consistent and treat all objects the same way. Make the objects in the foreground larger and the objects in the background smaller.
These tips will help add depth to your drawings. Give them a try and you'll see what I mean. It really doesn't take that much extra work. You just have to do things a bit differently than before.
Drew has been writing articles for many years. His newest interest is in plasma cutters. So come visit his latest website that discuses the Miller Plasma Cutter and the used plasma cutter that can help you get your projects done.
LCD or Plasma for You Super Bowl Party?
Are you avid sports fan? Looking for that perfect television for the Superbowl? But you are confused by all the techno jargon and the several different types of TVs available, and you are not all that sure you trust that salesman at the electronics store. Well here are a few tips and facts that will get you on the right track.
First of all, how big do you want to go. Recently Panasonic revealed a new 150" plasma television. If you are looking for something that big, then the answer is easy Panasonic is your only choice. Of course you could buy a high definition projector and a screen, but then I'm not addressing projectors in this article. For purposes of simplicity, I'll assume you are looking for a 50" or larger screen.
Bottom line up front - Purchase a plasma and not an LCD; here's why:
LCDs suffer more from motion blur than plasma TVs. They are improving, but plasma screens definitely have the upper hand here. Motion blur is the tendency of the picture to lose resolution where there is motion on screen. Guess what there is a LOT of motion in football. A plasma television would be preferable for any sports watching.
Plasma televisions have a better contrast ratio. is one the most important factors when it comes to overall TV picture quality. while LCD TV's are improving their contrast ration and closing the gap, Plasma TV's are simply have better contrast ratios.
LCDs have a narrower viewing angle. A football party will tend to have a lot of people, spread across a room. For this reason the plasma TV is a better Superbowl TV.
Of course plasma have some disadvantages. First, they can suffer from burn-in, that is where an area of the television "burns-in" if there is a constant image on the screen. This is predominantly a problem is the TV is used primarily for video games or a monitor. In this case we are assuming the TV will mostly be used for sports, so no problem here. Additionally, if you allow your TV to display a variety of programming for the first 12-14 hours of use, this greatly reduces the chance of the set ever developing burn-in
Plasmas are a bit heavier, if you are looking to hang your television on your wall, I'd make sure to screw the mount onto a wall stud, but then I'd recommend that for an LCD as well.
On the plus side, plasma's also tend to be cheaper, especially as you get into larger sizes, since we are talking big screens here - that is a definite benefit. Plasma normally do not get any smaller that about 42", but again we are talking big screens, so - no problem.
Other considerations :
Look for a 1080p resolution. Most newer sets are 1080p, so it should not difficult for you to find one. As the screens get bigger, the difference between a 720p television and 1080p becomes more evident. Since we are talking big, make sure you get a 1080 set. You may also see a 1080i resolutions, although they have the same number or pixels as a 1080p, they are refreshed about half as often, this can lead to a perceptible flickering. The difference in price is minor, so get a 1080p.
New 120hz Plasmas. Movies are filmed at 24 frames per second (fps), while TV programming is normally 30fps, since 120 is a multiple of both, they eliminate a slight juddering that can occur when watching movies. Since we are talking sports, you won't get much benefit from 120hz. If you are planning to watch movies in addition to sports, or perhaps movies about football, you might want to pay a little extra for this, but since Plasmas don't suffer from motion blur as much as LCDs, 120hz helps LCDs perform better more than Plasma screens.
Start your search for a plasma screen with Panasonic, in my opinion they hit the sweet spot between price and quality. You will get your money's worth, and they make some of the best plasma screens available. If money is not an issue, and you want the best possible TV for the Superbowl, I recommend the Pioneer Kuro Elite TV's they come in 50" and 60" and have what most video experts consider the very best picture on the market, and an excellent speaker system.
Learn more and find the best prices on plasmas at Dream Home Theater.
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A microfiber cloth dampened, wipe it down then dry thoroughly. Since I only have one microfiber cloth I dampen one end then use the other to dry the screen. Works like a charm! No need to buy expensive disposable wipes.
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