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What sort of drawing is this style called? Where can I learn how to do it?

>> No.3197896

>>3197893
Fuck off

>> No.3197910

>>3197893
this is how our dollar bills are drawn

>> No.3197911

>>3197896
grrr don't ask questions on my art board!!

>> No.3197932

Hatching?

>> No.3197934

>>3197893
it's engraving you gonna have to find the process yourself, not in my wheelhouse

>> No.3197954

>>3197893
It's engraving/etching. It's a dying art, it's not commonly taught - but when it is, it's usually part of printmaking, because it's etching into a plate of metal with an engraving tool, and then making prints from it. The height of it as an art form is artists like Albrect Durer.

If you want an overview of the process, here's a good video on it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQvghHs15hA

Most engraving these days is for decorating musical instruments, guns, and knives.

>> No.3197976

>>3197954
Oh my thanks for this. I always thought it was just the way people drew things in the 18th and centuries around that.

>> No.3198003

>>3197976
if you are talking about how it is shaded and what not with lines its called cross hatching.

>> No.3198013

>>3198003
THANKS

>> No.3198017

>>3197893
It's etching. You can produce a similar effect with pen using hatching/crosshatching, which is what Franklin Bpoth used to do

>> No.3198018

>>3198017
Booth*

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>> No.3198764

>>3198017
Ehhh....somewhat the same effect. A brush would get you closer - the awls that they use to cut the metal are surprisingly subtle, and can create a wide range of line depth and character. It's a surprisingly expressive medium. Crosshatching will get you part of the way there, but line quality and character are a big part, too, so use brushes, not nibs or markers.

>> No.3198852

>>3197893
It's just DUDE LINES LMAO.

>> No.3198877

>>3197954
Cool shit, m8. I've always wondered how they did those back then.

>> No.3198883

>>3198135
This was real nice, Anon. Though does the book explain why can't there be two focus or general focus on the image?

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>>3198131
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>>3198135
These are really cool, thanks anon.

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>>3198898
glad you like them, here's the rest

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