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Shading Techniques
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Scumbling
Applied by using controlled scribbles to create texture. Visually, it builds up tone and depth, especially with pencils.
Hatching
Applied by drawing closely spaced parallel lines. Visually, it creates a sense of texture and gradient.
Tonal Shading
Applied by using different shades of gray to represent light and shadow. Visually, it gives a realistic dimension.
Crosshatching
Applied by drawing intersecting sets of parallel lines. Visually, it creates a deeper sense of texture and shadow.
Scribbling
Applied by making random, circular, or scribbled marks. Visually, it provides a loose and dynamic feel.
Blending
Applied by rubbing the drawing media to create smooth transitions. Visually, it achieves soft gradients and realistic tones.
Contour Shading
Applied by varying the thickness and direction of lines to follow the contour of a shape. It creates a 3D illusion.
Stippling
Applied by creating dots with varying density. Visually, it simulates gradient and shade with dot patterns.
Reverse Shading
Applied by starting with a dark background and lifting off medium or adding highlights to create lighter areas. Visually, it results in a stark contrast.
Hatching with a Twist
Applied by adding a slight curve to the parallel lines, following the form of the object. Visually, it creates a more organic and dynamic look.
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