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**Long hold position** – the pencil is held further down the length of the pencil in a similar style to that of the writing grip. This hold allows more freedom of movement over a large area.
==== **Flat hold position** – the hand is placed over the top of the pencil.The pencil is flat against the surface being worked upon. This hold allows you to work large shaded areas with fast, free, broad strokes by using the long edge of the lead. ====

==== Students practise varying pencil hold and pencil grades (HB, 2B, 6B) to sketch the school environment or from a printed image. Vary the pressure placed on the pencil to give stronger or lighter lines. ====

Source: Crawshaw, A. (2008). //Collins 30 minute sketching.// London: Collins.
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**Drawing one point perspective**
==== **Draw** a line across the middle of a piece of paper. This is your **horizon line**. Then draw three boxes - one above, one below and one with the line crossing through it. Draw a dot near the centre of the horizon line. This is called the **vanishing point**. ====

==== Then draw straight lines from the box corners nearest the centre to the vanishing point. Draw vertical lines between the perspective lines to show the depth of the boxes. For the box below the horizon line draw a horizontal line to represent the top back edge of the box. ====

Source: @http://67.152.139.228/mmcp/others/D&PA_Perspective.pdf
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Source: Source: @http://67.152.139.228/mmcp/others/D&PA_Colour.pdf
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Gather your materials and arrange and re-arrange them until you achieve the desired effect. Begin gluing the materials to the photo image. Build your photo-collage. Choose a suitable card stock and mount your image for display. ======

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To make a pinch pot, press your thumb in the centre of the ball of clay. With your forefingers and thumb, pinch the pot while turning it around to form the sides. When it is the desired size, place the pinch pot on a table and slightly push down to flatten the bottom. ======

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For the joining process, score the surface with a plastic knife to create a keyed edge. Lightly dampen the keyed surface with water that has a little clay added to it.Smooth the surface using a gentle, consistent pressure. Build the work by adding coil layers. ======

Source: @http://www.jhpottery.com/tutorial/scoil.htm
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