Once that is done, I actually tap a couple of areas with an HB or 2B charcoal pencil. First I lightly apply charcoal with 3B pencils, and then I soften different areas with brushes and put subtle intermittent highlights in with a kneaded eraser.

#3: I pay close attention to subtle variations. When I remove the tape however, I have a completely clean surface around which to work my strongest highlights. The reason I do this is because while I am drawing, charcoal dustВ will permeate the paper to some degree. That tape remained there until the entire drawing was done. When I was planning this drawing, I decided that Arrow #1 would be the strongest highlight, so I put a piece of removable tape over this section. The edges of these highlights are softened with brushes. #1 and #2: Carefully placed highlights suggest the shiny, metal surface. Note the three arrows pointing to the saxophone: This adds depth, interest and realism to the metal textures. You can see where the tension of the rope has pulled up pieces of metal.ДЄnd finally, in this same area, note the shadow cast by the rope. (I've mentioned in my texture introduction that you should try to think 'tactile'.how much more tactile can you get than actually tappingВ the paper?)ДЄrrow #3:В Note the detail where the rope is fastened to the center of the barrel.

: Tigers, leopards, giraffes, chipmunk, Racoons, Bunnies, Baby animals make sure there is a pattern or contrast within the fur. PRINT OUT FOR TEXTURE PROJECTS- FUR OR HAIR- PRINT SOMETHING - (Half an animals face if fine since this is close up detail work. Many of the dented areas have been created by actually tapping blending stumps on the paper. See more ideas about texture drawing, drawings, art. Notice the variety of lights and darks across the whole top surface. The top of the barrel is not as rough as the sides. Experiment on your own to see what works for you. The tooth of the paper will pick up more or less of the charcoal depending on how lightly you drag your pencil across the paper. I always use a hard lead for clearly defined areas.ДЄrrow #2:В I utilized the tooth of the paper to accentuate the roughness of the old metal. Arrow #1: The tar residue on the barrel is implied by the darker areas, which I drew with an HB charcoal pencil).

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