LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET
QUARTER III
WEEK 3
Objectives
Lesson 3:Creating Drawings according to Proportion
LO 2: Draw figures and objects in proportion with illustration requirement.
MELC CODE:TLE_ICTIL9-12PV-IIIa-j-2.5
Objectives: At the end of this Learning Activity sheet , the learners are expected to:
1. Define Clean-Up in drawing.
2. Describe Clean-Up procedures and requirements.
3. Recognize a clean-up artist.
4. Value the importance of clean-up as a drawing tips.
Lesson
Clean up requirements for drawing
Clean-up is a part of the workflow in the production of hand-
drawn animation.
In the clean-up process, I take the key drawings ('keys'), which are
often roughly drawn, and trace out a good version with one solid
line.Rough key drawings are also known as ruffs.
Clean up artist
•usually has fine draftsmanship skills.
• pay attention to every detail.
•advisable to be familiar with the principles of animation, to
understand how the character should be
moving.
Details in clean-up process
Line Quality is very important in cleaning-up. Every
production is different and will have different requirements for the
type of line drawn by the clean-up artist.
Shape and Volume
•The commonly used 3D shapes for constructing a character or
object are sphere, cube and cylinder.
• Basing your characters on shapes will help you to be consistent with volumes.
Perspective is the appearance of objects in depth as perceived by normal binocular vision
•Allows artists to trick the eye into seeing depth in a flat surface.
Look at this picture of a box drawn with two point perspective
You will notice that the closest edge (line b) looks longer
than the edges that are furthest away (lines a and c). This is
called foreshortening. It reproduces what we see everyday as
we walk down the street.
Recreating a Ruff
Flipping
•One of the hardest parts of the job for the clean-up artist is to try and keep the feel and flow of the
action being performed by the character and at the same time bring the character back on model
•I need to keep an eye out for any glaring mistakes such as buttons, or clothin features that are
missing.
•Correct Placement.
Rolling is the process of placing a finger between each of the pages
and lifting each page in succession backwards and forwards to get a feel for what is happening to the
character
Sawtoothing -that is hair or fur where the shapes 'twin' each other in a repetitive sawtooth
pattern.
Example of a Cleaned-Up Illustration
Activity 1. Puzzled Me
Directions: Answer the crossword puzzle by identifying the best words describes in each given number that
serve as a guide
Horizontal
1. Part of the workflow in the production.
6. Key drawing also known as ruffs.
10. Consistency in basing characters on shapes
Vertical
2. One of the hardest job of clean-up artist.
3.A person who will do the clean-up.
4.Pattern that is repetitive.
5.Seeing depth in a flat surface.
7.Process of placing the finger between each pages.
8. An important attributes of a line.
9. Used for constructing a character or object.
Activity 2 Describe My Importance
Directions: Describe the importance of clean-up in drawing or even the importance of a clean-up artist in
just ONE word in each letter.
C______________
L______________
E______________
A______________
N______________
U______________
P______________
Activity 3 Fact or Bluff
Directions: Write F for FACT(true) otherwise B BLUFF(false) on the space provided
before the number.
________1. Basing your characters on shapes will help you to be consistent with volumes.
________2. Clean-up drawing are also known as ruffs.
________3. Commonly used 3D shapes are square,triangle and circle.
________4. Perspective tricks the eye into seeing depth in a flat surface.
________5. Clean-up artist must pay attention to every detail.
________6. Rolling is the hardest job for a clean-up artist.
________7. Consistency in perspective must be based on correct shapes.
________8. Flipping is all about correct placement.
________9. Sawtoothing where the shape & lines must be different from each other.
________10. Line quality is considered as an important part of clean-up process.
Activity 4 Paired Me Up
Directions: Pair a letter with a number by connecting its dot.
Clean-up A. .1 Rough Key drawings
Foreshortening B. .2 Important in process
Artist C. .3Shape
Rolling D. .4 3D Shape
Twin E. .5 Perspective
Ruffs F. .6 Sawtoothing
Line Quality G. .7Backward & forward
Volume H. .8 A person
Cylinder I. .9 2 point perspective
Perspective J. .10Part of the workflow
Activity 5: Enumerate Me
Directions: Enumerate the seven details to look upon in a clean-up drawing.
REFLECTION
Write at least two-three sentences of your learning on this lesson.
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Evaluation
Directions: Encircle the correct letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of the following is considered as an important part in a clean-up process?
A. Shape C. Perspective
B. Volume D. Line Quality
2. What is a part of a workflow on the production of hand drawn animation?
A. Ruffs C. Key drawings
B. Clean-Up D. Roughly Key drawings
3. What skill is a must for a clean-up artist?
A. Communication C. Leadership
B. Perseverance D. Draftsmanship
4. Which of the following is also known as ruffs?
A. Rolling C. Key drawings
B. Flipping D. Roughly Key drawings
5. Who will be the one to pay attention in every detail of an animation production process?
A. Clean-Up artist C. Director
B. Key animator D. Writer
6. What is the hardest part in cleaning up drawing?
A. Shape C. Rolling
B. Volume D. Flipping
7. Which of the following helps in its consistency in volume if you are going to base your characters?
A. Ruff C. Rolling
B. Shape D. Flipping
8. What is best describes a perspective?
A. Depth C. Vision
B. Edges D. Horizon
9. Which of the following best describes flipping?
A. Twin C. Correct placement
B. Repetitive D. Sawtooth pattern
10. Which of the following are a 3D shapes?
I. Sphere II. Cylinder III. Diamond IV. Cube
A. I,II,III C. I,III,IV
B. I,II,IV D. II,III,IV
