Note from the editor
List of authors included in this book

1.
Before you start
The popularity of pen drawings
Limitations of other media
Limitations of the pen
Your own technique
commercial applications
The rest of the features

2.
Materials and tools
quill and reed pen
metal pen
penholder
pen wipes
ink
paper
drawing board
Pushpin
pencil
ruler
eraser
knife
Eraser board
brush or cloth
Red paper
ink bottle holder

3.
First practice with the pen
Don't rush
Tools for practice
Arrangement of supplies
How to hold a pen
A line of uniform thickness
Helpful Exercises
Change pen pressure
curve

4.
Practice adding tone
Studying examples
Applying tones in a straight line
Adding tones in a free way
combination of lines
Special tone

5.
Basic steps for brightness research
Expression of brightness in pen drawing
Creating a brightness chart
Add tone
Gradient (Barim)

6.
Types and Uses of Outlines
Types of outline drawings
To the architectural designer
Emphasize the outline
Object drawn with outlines
Object drawn with highlighted outline
How to draw with outlines
Architecture drawn with outlines
Other Outline Work Case Studies

7.
Things to think about first when it comes to light and shade
Observation and analysis of form
Pick a simple object
Nature flip
Two categories of objects
Study the principles carefully

8.
Drawing with light and shade
Workspace
lighting
Still life
Other tools
Choosing a topic
Topic Analysis
Drawing the subject
verification
Thumb measurement method
Light and shade study
Ink application
techniques
Practical exercises
Relationship between shape and line direction
More practice
Table line
outline
More exercises using straight lines
an object with a round surface
Memory Sketch
texture
color

9.
Draw by gathering objects
Selecting an object
Still life composition
Viewfinder
Triangular composition
Other compositions
Maintain posture
A word for teachers
Light and shade study
Analysis of light and shade practice
finish
Change the topic
stylized or decorative work
balance of light and shade
More still life painting exercises
List of objects suitable for drawing

10.
Basic principles of composition
Why Learn the Principles of Composition
What is composition?
Achieving the goal
Choosing a topic
Unity
balance
center of attention
Emphasis through light and shade
Emphasis through details
Emphasis through contrast

11.
Drawing with photos
Choose a photo
Light and shade study
Pen work
Simple example
Another example
Crop the photo
Recomposing a photo

12.
Studying other authors' works
The ethics of copying
Useful without imitating
Looking beyond the technique
Mistakes beginners often make
Rosenberg, Booth - Artists of Bipolarity
Greek-tone control
Peishoto - delicate treatment
Kent - Bold Handling
Neil - Imaginative Paintings
Flanagan-shaped pen drawing
Gibson, Flagg, Grant - Masters of Technique
Black with Penfield-cotton finish
Clark - Decorative Treatment
Birch-Free Line Work
Cole - Elegant Line Work

13.
Outdoor sketch
Outdoor pen work
Choosing a topic
How to use the viewfinder
Theme composition
The perfection of light and painting
Advice for Architecture Students
Uses for Outdoor Sketching

14.
Landscape elements such as trees
Why study landscape elements?
Learning about trees
Choosing a topic
Topic Analysis
contour
Light and shade
Appropriate technique
Don't neglect your shadows
Shadows that express shapes
clustered trees
Studying the skeleton of a tree
Continue research
The movement of the tree

15.
architectural details
Advice for Architects
Starting from the details
Stone
Brickwork
plaster, concrete
scale board
Your side
roof
eaves, eaves molding
chimney
shadow
window
door
Other factors

16.
architectural rendering
Features of architectural rendering
Preparing for perspective drawing
Preparing for rendering
Determining the direction of light
Setting the tone
How to express brightness
Light and shade arrangement
Final confirmation
About pen techniques

17.
Full building rendering
Light and shade arrangement
Try it yourself
Learning from the work of other artists
Rosenberg-Economic Expression
Contrast using dark colors
Lewis - Control of complex line work
Powers - Handling at will
Price - More radiant in dark colors
Killi - A technique with a purpose
Beers - Showcasing the architect's concept
Di Nardo, Dice - Highlighting the Architecture
Long-air and sunlight
Williamson - Decorative Rendering
McSweeney - Utilizing the Whiteness of Paper
Other drawing designs
Drawing real buildings
non-residential buildings

18.
Large building rendering
Point of view location
eye level or horizon
Plan ahead
auxiliary elements
balance of light and shade
Rendering techniques
Lockwood - Freely Green Rendering
King-Basic Practice
Effinghouse - Theme of Formative Form
Goodbye - complex topic
Wilkinson - Elaborating on the topic
Payshoto - Simplifying Details
Bosworth, Ring - An example showing detailed rendering

19.
Building interior and auxiliary elements
Studying the interior elements of buildings
Difference between inside and outside - light and shade
Difference between inside and outside - auxiliary elements
Difference between inside and outside - texture
Differences between inside and outside - Perspective
Draw each piece of furniture separately
Collect furniture and draw
Rough treatment method
The original light and shade
Placement of areas of interest
sketch
elevation
Pen and Wash

20.
Special techniques
Brush like a pen
Combination of brush and pen
Other uses of black
Split-tipped brush work
Dry brush work
Pen and gray wash
pen and pencil
Sprinkling and dotting
color
colored ink
Practice using color
Prepare the ingredients
The general order of color operations
Watercolor paints like ink
Other coloring media
colored paper

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