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    This document provides instructions and examples for different shading techniques used to create the illusion of space and form in drawings: 1. Solid shading, graduated tone, cross-hatching, stippling, and random marks are described as techniques to make value scales for shading practice. 2. Exercises of increasing difficulty are presented, such as copying shading patterns from example boxes, to test and improve one's shading skills. 3. Tips for shading include gradually building up tone from dark to light areas and adjusting to create smooth tonal changes until achieving the desired intensity.

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    This document provides instructions and examples for different shading techniques used to create the illusion of space and form in drawings: 1. Solid shading, graduated tone, cross-hatching, stippling, and random marks are described as techniques to make value scales for shading practice. 2. Exercises of increasing difficulty are presented, such as copying shading patterns from example boxes, to test and improve one's shading skills. 3. Tips for shading include gradually building up tone from dark to light areas and adjusting to create smooth tonal changes until achieving the desired intensity.

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    This document provides instructions and examples for different shading techniques used to create the illusion of space and form in drawings: 1. Solid shading, graduated tone, cross-hatching, stippling, and random marks are described as techniques to make value scales for shading practice. 2. Exercises of increasing difficulty are presented, such as copying shading patterns from example boxes, to test and improve one's shading skills. 3. Tips for shading include gradually building up tone from dark to light areas and adjusting to create smooth tonal changes until achieving the desired intensity.

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    "#$%&'(($ $ Shading can be used to create the illusion of space and form in a drawing

    PENCIL SHADING EXERCISES

    !"#$%!&'"#%&! Solid Shading ! ! ! ! ! ! &'(!)*+,! '-(!)*+,! .'(!)*+,! /--(!)*+,! !"#$%! ! ! Make a value scale with solid shading as shown above: ! !()*+!&,()+!-./0!1.22+3+4/!5+4,.)6! 0*,%!*!1*23%!45*2%!!#$"!462#)!4"*)#789!:4%!)#;;%+%7$!<%75#24!!"#5"!*+%!)*+,%+!6+! 2#8"$%+9! ! Make a value scale using graduated Graduated Tone tone as shown: ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !()*+!&,()+!-./0!53+66*3+!73!8+9+(/+:!'7;+3(<+! 0*,%!*!1*23%!45*2%!#7!!"#5"!)*+,%+!1*23%4!*+%!5+%*$%)!=>!*<<2>#78!?6+%! <+%443+%@!6+!=>!86#78!61%+!$"%!4*?%!*+%*!?32$#<2%!$#?%49! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !()*+!&,()+!-./0!'37660(/,0.4<! 0*,%!*!1*23%!45*2%!!#$"!5+644"*$5"#789!06+%!)#+%5$#674!%A3*24!)*+,%+!1*23%9! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !()*+!&,()+!-./0!=)+4:+:!&0(:.4<! Start by shading the area you wish to be dark and slowly build up the tone. 0*,%!*!1*23%!45*2%!!#$"!*!8+*)3*2!$+*74#$#67!;+6?!2#8"$!$6!)*+,9! ! As you work towards the light, gradually ease the pressure on your pencil until you can no longer see the mark it makes. ! ! You then patiently repeat this process, building a depth to the shading, adjusting any ! irregular areas and trying to keep the tonal changes as smooth as possible until you achieve ! the intensity of tone that you desire. !

    Below are some more exercises of increasing difculty which will test your shading skills to the limit. Copy the shading of the top box into the box below it.

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    Hatching is the use of ne, parallel lines drawn closely together, often rapidly drawn, to create the illusion of shade or texture in a drawing.

    Make a value scale with hatching as shown above:

    Crosshatching is an extension of hatching, which uses is the use of ne parallel lines drawn closely together, to create the illusion of shade or texture in a drawing.

    Make a value scale with crosshatching as shown above:

    Stippling is a drawing technique in which areas of light and shadow are created using nothing but dots

    Make a value scale with stippling as shown above:

    A drawing technique in which areas of light and shadow are created using random lines, shapes, or scribbles

    Make a value scale with random marks as shown above:

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