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Tucson skyline #33A, pen & ink cityscape drawing, is a treatise about a work of Fine Art in pencil and watercolor as well.

This critique is a Fine Arts review of “Tucson skyline #33A.”

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Tucson Skyline #33A is Delineated with Contour & Hatched Lines Because They Are Linear

Overall Description of the Skyline

This cityscape pencil drawing is a pleasure to talk about here because it contains aesthetic values. The cityscape pencil drawing shows city of Tucson because it is a large urban area.

Skyline

Is done in pen & ink because the hatched lines make the bridlings more alive. To capture the shade and shadows of Tucson, I have used fine hatched and cross-hatched lines because they offer forms.

Skyline: Tucson Skyline #33A

Outline

The skyline of Tucson is detailed because it shows the mountains.

Delineation

I have used contour lines to draw the image of Tucson because they show the outline of the city. To capture the shading of the Tucson, I have used fine hatched line because they offer form.

Tucson skyline drawing #33A, is a pen & ink cityscape rendering by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA, SAIC, of Condren Galleries offering prints. This is a simple delineation of the skyline rather than a detailed rendering. I wanted to capture the essence of the city in the calculated lines.

This is a very nice and simple rendering of the Tucson skyline. I have made it point to be minimalist in my approach to the subject. Unlike my other renderings of the Tucson skyline, in this drawing I have made use of the essential design of the composition. I did not want to get all involved with the many details of the buildings. Rather, I wanted to juxtapose the skyline with the mountainous landscape that surrounds this lovely city.

The mountains are rendered in a linear manner rather than with shade and shadows. My reasoning was not to swallow up the city structures with a lot of hatching, and cross-hatching from the mountains. With the mountains rendered in a linear fashion, they nice work together with the buildings of the skyline. Had I put a lot of detail in the mountains they would have covered out the buildings and all that you would really see are the mountains. Tucson skyline drawing #33A is a pen & ink rendering and prints.