This video tutorial covers how to use shading in your drawings. It shows 4 techniques including how to shade with a colored pencil, how to shade with pen, shading with variable line weight and shading by following the surface.
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This video discusses and shows 4 different shading techniques for drawing. While the demonstration is done on an automobile door section, the ideas and concepts can be applied to any drawing subject including fine art, product design and other creative areas of drawing.
The goal of the video is to showcase 4 different techniques to beginners who might be struggling with which shading technique is best for them. These are just 4 of many drawing styles. The viewer is encouraged to explore other drawing techniques in art to find a favorite.
The first technique shows how to shade with colored pencils, particularly with a single Tuscan Red Prismacolor pencil. Some of the positive aspects of colored pencils are that you can shade a large area fast and get a wide variety of tones with a single color. The downside of pencils is that they do need to be sharpened often and a soft leaded pencil like the one I am using can wear out quickly. The result is aesthetically pleasing though.
The second technique that is covered is crosshatching shading. A pen is used for this technique. Crosshatch drawing has its roots in fine art. Many old masters including Rembrandt used crosshatching successfully throughout their lifetimes. Crosshatch shading can yield original results but can be tedious if you are drawing large.
The 3rd technique shown is what you can do if you use multiple line weights. This style is an expansion of how to use a pen for shading. By adding a second pen that makes a wider, heavier line, you can very the weights to great effect. The plus of this technique is that it's faster than crosshatching.
The last technique shown is the current trend in automotive design drawing both in school and at the professional level. It uses a pencil to trace and enhance the sections of the surface. The positives of this technique are that it reinforces the energy of the form and shows the passion of the person doing the drawing.
If you have a favorite, please let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching.
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