Draw A Blank Colombini
SNOW WHITE - Some recent internet chat about Dean Dill's 'Blizzard' prompted me to take a look at Aldo Colombini's 'Draw a Blank,' for me a stronger method.
- Draw two big circular balls to make out the eyes across the central horizontal line. These will form the eye sockets. The top of this circle is where the eyebrow is and at the bottom is where the cheekbone sits.
- Draw the eyebrows along the top.
- You then need to work on the shape of the eyes. Eyes are almond shaped, so bear this in mind as you sketch them (eyes come in every size and shape, so feel it out). As a rule of thumb, the distance between the two eyes is the width of another eye.
- Inside the iris, the color inside the center of the eye, draw the pupil, which is the darkest bit of the eye. Fill most of it in black and leave a little white. With your pencil flat, use a bit of shading for the base. Shade variant from medium and light in the iris, using tightly spaced short lines from the edge of the pupil to the white of the eye. Draw lighter in some areas to give it a nice effect. Draw eyebrows above. Now rub out the guidelines below the eye.
- Next, draw the top of the eyelid over the top of the almond. The base of the eyelid comes down over the top of the iris and covers the top of it slightly.
The Draw Table command lets you draw complicated tables in your Word 2007 documents by using a simple set of drawing tools. This command is ideal for creating tables that aren’t a simple grid of rows and columns.
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1Select the Insert tab, click the Insert Table button in the Tables group, and then choose the Draw Table command.
The cursor changes to a small pencil.
2Draw the overall shape of the table by dragging the pencil pointer to create a rectangular boundary.
When you release the mouse button, a table with a single cell is created. In addition, the Ribbon displays the Design tab under Table Tools.
3Carve the table into smaller cells.
For example, to split the table into two rows, point the cursor somewhere along the left edge of the table and then click and drag a line across the table to the right edge. When you release the mouse button, the table splits into two rows.
You can use this technique to continue carving up the table into smaller cells.
4Use the Line Style and Line Weight drop-down controls to change the style or size of lines in the table.
These controls are the top and middle buttons on the left side of the Draw Borders group, located on the Design tab under Table Tools. You can change the style of a line you’ve already drawn by tracing over the line with a new style.
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5If you make a mistake, click the Eraser button and erase the mistaken line segment.
Draw A Blank Definition
The Eraser button is in the Draw Borders group and looks like a table with an eraser in the corner. Click the Draw Table button if you want to draw additional segments after using the Eraser tool.