Prokreslený

Prokreslený is a Czech term that translates to "drawn through," "traced," or "outlined." It is most commonly used in artistic contexts to describe a drawing technique where the underlying lines of a sketch or an original image are visible through a new layer of paper or a transparent surface. This process allows an artist to replicate or refine an existing image by transferring its key features.

The technique of prokreslený is often employed in the initial stages of drawing or illustration. An artist might place a new sheet of paper over a sketch and use a hard pencil or stylus to press down along the main lines of the original. This creates indentations on the new sheet, which can then be easily traced or inked over. Alternatively, a lighter original drawing might be placed on a light box or against a window, with a new sheet of paper on top, allowing the original lines to be seen and copied. This method ensures accuracy and proportion when recreating a subject.

In a broader sense, prokreslený can also refer to something that is clearly defined, distinct, or well-marked. For example, a plan or a design might be described as prokreslený if its details are sharp and easy to discern. The term emphasizes the clarity and visibility of lines or features, whether in a literal artistic sense or a more figurative one related to definition and precision.