Drawing
Before proceeding to the analysis of the
meaning of the term drawing we will determine the etymological origin of
it. In this sense, we have to establish that the word comes from a French
verb: déboissier , which can be translated as "to draw".
The figures , images or delineationsthat
are usually done manually with the help of an instrument (such as a pencil or a
brush) on different materials are known as drawing . The term
refers both to the figure itself and to the art that teaches drawing.
There are many types of drawings. Thus,
for example, we find those that are made by raised hands, that is, without
supporting the hand at any time on the concrete surface.
And there is also the linear one. This,
as its name suggests, is that which is composed of a series of geometric shapes
and segments of various kinds that are made using instruments such as the
rules, the square, the compass, the bevel ...
For example: "My son drew a picture
of the whole family and gave it to me for my birthday" , "I
need to draw a picture of the human body as a school assignment" , "My
drawing teacher says that I have talent", "Barbara made a
beautiful drawing of Donald Duck while waiting his turn with the dentist . "
The concept of drawing also allows to name
the embroideries or reliefs that adorn an object ( "I love
the drawing of this tablecloth" ) and the set of slits that a
tire presents ( "The pilot was forced to change the tires for
others with a different drawing and greater adherence to the track " ).
Nor can we forget that there are so-called
cartoons, which are those that draw a series of cartoonists and then, through
certain tools in the field of film and television, "come
alive." In this way, series and films are created with these singular
characters.
Such is the quality that currently have
cartoons made by large companies that both children and adults have become true
fans of this type of productions. Thus, for example, at this time we could
highlight series such as the one starring SpongeBob or the Simpson family.
In cinematographic matters many are the films
that throughout the history have obtained a great success. Thus, they
would be "Dumbo", "Beauty and the Beast", "Cars",
"Toy Story", "Monsters SA", "Brave" or
"Tarzan".
The drawings have always played a very
important role in human expression. In prehistory , human beings
drew on the walls or ceilings of the caves in which they lived to transmit
certain knowledge or portray moments of their lives. The drawings of
hunting scenes were common.
During the Middle Ages , colored
drawings were widely used to explain or expand certain texts, usually
religious. These were symbolic drawings and not so realistic. From
the Renaissance , the drawing tried to look more and more like
reality.
The technical drawing , finally, is
a graphic representation that provides the necessary information to analyze an
object, contribute to its design and enable its construction.
Drawing
Reviewed by Lutfor Rahman
on
August 10, 2018
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Reviewed by Lutfor Rahman
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August 10, 2018
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