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Saturday, October 11, 2014
HOW TO DRAW A PIE CHART IN MS WORD PART 1
MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 18 PART 1
TITLE: HOW TO DRAW A PIE CHART IN MS WORD
TYPE: MATHEMATICS DIAGRAM
A pie chart is also known as a circular graph. The circle is divided from the centre into several parts or sectors and each sector represents a proportion of the whole volume, amount or size of the data. The pie chart can be used in other subjects other than Mathematics. Drawing a pie chart which has no colours is not a difficult task. Actually, the real challenge is when you want to draw a coloured pie chart where each sector is filled with a different colour. Anyway, there is a way to do it in MS Word as you can see in the illustration above. Can anyone tell me how it is done? I believe that nothing beats the satisfaction of being able to create something on your own and knowing how to do it. Personally, I like to create my own clip art images with MS Word to be used in PowerPoint slides.
Monday, September 29, 2014
HOW TO DRAW A BREAD TOASTER IN MS WORD Part 1
MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 53 Part 1
TITLE: HOW TO DO A PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF A BREAD TOASTER IN MS WORD
TYPE: GRAPHIC ART – DIGITAL DRAWING
A good product design has to be aesthetically pleasing, ergonomic and functionally useful. Applying good ergonomics to a design makes the product comfortable and efficient for the benefit of the users. This bread toaster design is angular in shape. It should have rounded edges and corners. I have to admit that this is not a good design because it’s not ergonomic. As far as human factor is concerned, we are never comfortable being around objects with sharp edges and corners. I don’t think that many people would like to buy a bread toaster designed like that. But this drawing provides a good exercise on perspective and proportion. In this project, I’ll leave aesthetics and ergonomics aside and instead focus on sharpening the drawing skills. Use a mouse to draw this picture for better result. Although this drawing is very basic but drawing it with the right proportion especially with a mouse can be quite a challenge. This is because great precision is needed to create and align the shapes and lines accurately. It also needs tremendous concentration too. The only drawing tool needed for this exercise is the Freeform line tool. Quite frankly, drawing the Happy Egg is much easier than drawing the bread toaster because the placement of drawing objects (to form the image) is not that precise.
This picture was drawn with the Freeform line tool. This three-dimensional bread toaster is viewed below the eye level.
I made used of the perspective lines to help me draw this picture. The perspective lines help us to draw pictures with the right perspective. This system helps us to accurately depict objects as how they are seen in the real world.
HOW TO DETECT UNEVEN / IMPERFECT LINES
Straight and even lines are essential for producing precision drawings.
Sunday, September 28, 2014
HOW TO DRAW A COLLARED T SHIRT IN MS WORD PART 1
MICROSOFT WORD DRAWING PROJECT No. 15 (PART 1)
TITLE : HOW TO DRAW A COLLARED T-SHIRT IN MS WORD
TYPE : ILLUSTRATION
Try drawing the t-shirt using only the Curve line tool and fine-tune the lines using the Edit Points tool. I’ll show readers how this drawing is created in my next post. I love using the Curve line tool to draw pictures with organic shapes and fluid lines. Drawings created with the Curve line tool look natural and realistic.
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