Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw with fountain pen.
In this tutorial, I will show three different ways of shading with ink.
I will do three sketches of pears and each I will shade it with a different
technique.
The first one will be the most classic and the most organized, which is with hatching
and crosshatching, with parallel lines.
Ah- I do parallel lines for the pear also for the shadow, in a tilted way
and then to increase the tone, to make it darker
I cross them. So that is hatching is- parallel lines and crosshatching
is in another direction.
I don´t do it all over, just where I need the shadows to be.
Good!
The next layer will be horizontal each time, it gets darker and darker.
The next pass will be vertical lines, and if we need more darkness,
we can add lines in additional directions.
Very good!
¡Excelente!
The next technique is also with hatching and crosshatching but this time we will
try to follow the shapes of the pear.
We make the lines trying to follow its form…
…trying to follow the contour in some way…
You can do this with different directions.
I´m drawing with my gorgeous Vanishing Point Fountain pen.
I really love it!
It glides on the paper like skating on ice, or something like that [laughter].
You can see the materials I am using in the description under the video.
I do the shadow with straight lines because it is on a flat surface.
And we can increase darkness, of course adding lines, in different directions.
I always try to follow its shape.
Including on the stem.
I like this method the best because I think following the shape, increases the perception
of volume.
Very good!
The last one will be more lose with doodling and scribbling patterns.
First I make the outline with a dotted line, so that it doesn't look continuos, and then
just doodle!
Do this loosely with your own pattern with your own scribbling method [laughter].
The areas that you need darker, just go over them again with more doodling.
This is really fun!
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For the shadow, I´m doing the doodling a little bit tighter, as you see.
And let´s go over again, this lower area, which is the darkest.
Very good! it´s getting there.
And we leave a light area for the reflection.
I will love it if in the comments you let me know, which one of the three
techniques, you liked the most.
We give it the last touches and it´s ready!
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo