3.1 Participation and Discussion: Analysis

• Description: Post a tonal sketch that you like. It does not have to be architectural, but it should contain qualities that make a good tone drawing. Tell us what is good about it.

• Answer: I chose to do the Chef Morimoto Sculpture at MGM Grand Hotel and Resort in Vegas and I liked the way how I incorporated the hatching and cross - hatching technique to make the sculpture stand out properly. I also made sure to add the profile lines and add line weight so that I can tell the difference if there are lighter and darker variations for a greater volume.

• Description: This assignment asks you to create one freehand tonal sketch. You may use pencil or ink, as well as any of the following techniques described in this module:

• hatching

• crosshatching

• Scribbling

• Purpose: To learn how to use profile lines; to create pencil or ink lines that have a consistent quality; to practice a variety of lines in order to describe a surface or an object.

3.2 Assignment: Tonal Drawing

3.3 Sketchbook: Loose Sketches

• Description: You are required to do one sketch per module in addition to the other exercises and homework assignments. Keep these drawings loose. They will not be graded, but they are part of your participation requirement. Pick any subject that interests you, and scan/photograph your sketch before posting it in the corresponding topic.

• Sketchbook Module #3: This is my loose sketch of Leo the Lion from MGM Grand Hotel and Resort during my birthday trip.