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For questions relating to materials and techniques used to create gradated tones with pencils to simulate volume or the working of light (e.g. smudging, hatching, or stippling).
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Shading dark scenes
In practice, there are two main approaches to drawing light with a permanent medium.
Negative Light. This is most likely what you're trying to do, because the supplies are much more available. For da …
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