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SHADING WITH LINE
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Description: Learn how to apply the concept of cross contour lines to shading using hatching and cross hatching.
Suggested Materials: Graphite drawing pencil, white drawing paper, technical drawing pens, and a kneaded eraser.
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25 Days to Better Drawings – Day Seven – Shading with Line — 7 Comments
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The hardest part I had was drawing in the eclipse. My eclipse looked awfull. 😏
The rest of my drawing looked okay.
Hi Adam,
Ellipses are difficult. It takes a little practice, but they’ll always be challenging – perhaps the most challenging shape to capture.
I got it so happy : )it’s seemed hard at the beginning but drawing with the pens was such a pleasure it’s very precise
Agreed! Ellipses and cross-hatching ended up being much more difficult than I would have thought. What I love about this series is it doesn’t take anything it teaches for granted–the fundamentals are so clearly explained without being condescending or glossed over. I’ve heard of all these concepts before but I finally feel like they’re coming together for the first time instead of pieced together from some draw-a-picture-in-five-easy-steps manual or from the tips on the back of a colored pencil box. Thanks again!
Wauw, a bit more difficult with the inkt pen but interesting. I need to be carefull to keep looking to the example instead of Matt’s drawing, because it’s easier to replicatie from a drawing than from an object. So now and then I try to stop the video in order to only concentrate on the object. Looking forward to the next days! thanks matt!
I think this is my first successful cross hatching. Because This is the first time I actually knew what I was doing while I was drawing and not expecting some artistic intuition from nowhere. I’m really happy with my drawing!