• Blind Contour drawing is lines that are drawn without looking at the paper, it lets you really observe the object that you’re drawing
• Continuous line drawing is produced without lifting the drawing instrument of the paper. This means that the drawing instrument must move back and forth in order to add a form to the drawing.                   
• Complete these in about 60 seconds, they don’t have to be perfect because the point of these line drawings is to observe. 

Blind and Continuous Line Drawing - this link can provide you with some more information on this technique if you want. Read the first section on blind contour drawing, then scroll down to the section on continuous line drawing.

• Produce a drawing using the blind contour drawing
• Produce another drawing using the continuous line drawing

• Hatching is made of lines that are not crossed with each other
• More lines are added depending on where the shading should be
• Lines generally go in the same direction

Hatching - this article provides an overview of the technique. Read through the first few paragraphs

• Produce a drawing using the hatching technique

• Cross-hatching is often used for tonal effects.
• Cross-hatching uses fine-parallel lines drawn closely together to create the illusion of shades or texture in a drawing.
• Cross-hatching can be used in pencil, pen and ink drawings.

Cross-hatching - this link provides a brief explanation of this technique

• Produce a drawing using the cross-hatching technique

Collate all the drawings you have done for this unit in a document, and submit that document as your evidence.