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Good Pencil Shading Will Add Great Depth to Your Pieces

There are a few different tips that I can share about pencil shading. They are quite simple to get the hang of. All shading can be done with the use of a pencil and line. It is how you use the line that makes the shading effective. There are two different ways that you can do pencil shading. All the rest is merely strategy and preference. 1. Use the tip When using the tip of the pencil you will have more control over the tones that are put on the paper. You can get much lighter tones with lighter pressure. | Good Pencil Shading Will Add Great Depth to Your Pieces There are a few different tips that I can share about pencil shading. They are quite simple to get the hang of. All shading can be done with the use of a pencil and line. It is how you use the line that makes the shading effective. There are two different ways that you can do pencil shading. All the rest is merely strategy and preference. 1. Use the tip When using the tip of the pencil you will have more control over the tones that are put on the paper. You can get much lighter tones with lighter pressure and gradually build up more tone as you go. This will dull the pencil quite quickly if you are covering any kind of area which will leave you sharpening quite a bit. 2. Flat shading or shading with the side of the pencil This is better for covering more area quickly and also allows you to get darker tones more quickly as more surface area of the pencil is on the paper. 3. Shading with Line Using line to create shading is used a lot in graphic novels and old drawings. This type of shading creates shading and tone from line only. The line is drawn in different directions and spaced different widths to suggest tone. In the older drawings of past centuries line was used quite exclusively to suggest contour as well as tone. When doing any shading in a drawing I often start out with the first method and as the tip dulls down I switch over to the flat side of the pencil to continue. This maybe just out of apathy as I don t like sharpening my pencil every 2 mins but it works well for me. Tip You can also get varying tone with different hardnesses of pencils. If you have multiple hardnesses you can easily get a very smooth gradient. Just switch to a softer lead to get darker tone and harder lead as you get lighter. You can also get very smooth even shading using softer lead and smudging the pencil shading with a cotton squab or paper towel. Both work very well and are basically free. Best Practices 1. Stagger your .