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Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of Tutorial! I am Leonardo Pereznieto and because I have gotten so many requests about it, Ill do a a basic video on shading. I will begin sketching a solid figure and Ill do a very basic shading a series of parallel lines called hatching. This is very natural and fast. I will do the same on the other sides, but pressing less. If I want it darker, I can go over it again, or do a cross hatching. And the projected shadow, or cast shadow, would be something like this if the light came from the upper left. And I can do what is called an accent, that is where the figure touches something else. Ok. Ill sketch another figure, for another example. For a more realistic shading I do a series of circles or ovals or twirly things, covering the plane. I repeat the same thing over here, but pressing less. I may use a brush to smudge the graphite. And then, with the kneaded eraser, I can pull the dark spots to make it look more uniform. Of course you
