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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

HOW TO DRAW A HOUSE IN MS WORD

MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 12 (PART 1)


TITLE :  HOW TO DRAW A ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE MODEL HOUSE IN MS WORD

TYPE   :  ILLUSTRATION


© Chang Hon Woon
Here is the model of a modest brick house complete with a chimney that was drawn entirely by Freeform line tool. First, start with the side portion. Secondly, draw the front portion of the house. Next, draw the roof, and so on. Some knowledge about linear perspective is needed to create this drawing so that the drawing will not be out of proportion. I will show you later how to use this drawing project to teach an art lesson about one point perspective. I actually tried the idea of teaching students the basics of computer graphics with MS Word in my school many years ago. My main intention was to expose them to the concept of computer graphics. I took my students to the school computer lab a few times and taught them how to draw pictures with the MS Word  Drawing toolbar (Microsoft Office 95 and 97) and they enjoyed the lessons. The picture that I taught them to draw was an adult ant (with wings) which could be drawn using only the Oval and Moon shapes and Line tool for the feelers. Let me leave this project like that for the time being (without the dissected drawing parts) for readers to practise drawing the model house on their own as homework. I will show how the drawing is done in my next post. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. See you then! 


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Monday, January 12, 2015

HOW TO DRAW A MECHANICAL PENCIL IN MS WORD


MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT NO. 1
 
TITLE:   PLASTIC MECHANICAL PENCIL

TYPE:    GRAPHIC DESIGN



THE DISSECTED DRAWING

 

The Masking Technique:

The masking technique is very useful in creating complicated drawings in Word. It is used to conceal certain parts of the drawing objects from view and thus making it possible to draw many types of complicated drawings. In other words, without this masking technique there are many things that you cannot draw with Word.



HOW TO DRAW THE IMAGE OF THE MECHANICAL PENCIL


Tools and Commands needed to create the illustration:

AutoShapes: 

Basic Shapes > Can; Rounded Rectangle; Oval; Moon; Trapezoid

Flowchart      > Flowchart: Stored Data  

Draw:    Group; Order; Rotate or Flip  

Others:  Select Objects; Fill Colour; Copy; Paste

How to arrange the drawing objects position using the Order commands:

 
 

        Send to Front             Send to Back           Send Backward    

 


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