HOW TO ART - How to Shade with Pencil

Here's a quick tutorial on shading with pencil. We're gonna go over basic shading techniques, gradient values, hatching, cross hatch, stipple, smuding and all that good stuff! If there's anything specific you'd like to learn more about drawing or painting please leave a comment below! Thanks!

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[AgentNoobRoblox]

2:17 shading
2:29 hatching
2:58 cross hatching
3:36 stipple
3:48 smudging

This is a list for all value scales
i needed this for a school lesson

[nevilin]

really good ideas. never thought to do a lightbar! soon i'll try!!thx

[l]

We watched this at school and when the music got louder, the guy next to me started dancing xD

[rosemaryroberts]

I would like to say thank you. Not only do you inspire to run and get creative but also your bubbli-ness (my word) makes my day each time I view something of yours. Thank you for sharing and caring  :) :)

[smeagol]

I'm teaching a drawing class starting in January! I think I might have to put links to your series in their Webclass.

[beemoe]

I think that you are an excellent instructor. You are clear and concise. You keep it light. You are very informative. Hat's off to Mary Doodles. Glad I ran across you channel and subscribed.  Bravo

[angelxo]

Ooooh I just got into drawing. I think ur channel will be perfect for me. You earned a new sub! ❤️❤️

[emilie]

I also think the same way about smudging, I rarely do it xD really awesome video, I will definitely use those I don't already use! Keep up! I love your videos, you're my biggest inspiration :D

[xCrazzyxAngel]

Thank you SO much Mary for making these videos. I had an amazing teacher my freshman year of high school that was teaching us similar techniques but he passed away unexpectedly and was replaced by a man who was too concentrated on winning contests than teaching us actual skills. So i thank you for bringing me back to this amazingness! :)

[EmiGurumi]

I've been drawing all my life and have had all kinds of teachers with all kinds of crazy techniques. And they all had a different view on what basics were actually important. So you can imagine I get super confused and stuck sometimes. Especially when I have to draw something rather realistic. Your tutorials are EXTREMELY helpful!!! Thank you so much Mary!

[CrossGamer]

I kinda do a mix of pressure on the paper and smudging. Which seems to work well. I like to find what I think would be the darkest part in the drawing and after I finish I smudge it from there. It is a technique I like to do and always if I need to add more I will go over it with my pencil/graphite stick.

[sweeperstang]

Love your quirkiness. Looking forward to learning some stuff

[ChibiChanSan]

Can you make a How To Art video on how to use india ink? :0

[PandoraSC]

The begin of the video really reminded me of Nekozawa from Ouran highschool host club, even perfect with the cats in the background

[macyshea]

Love this series hope there's a lot more to come Mary!!

[kenz_luvs_u]

Hey Mary I am in middle school and just started a full year of art this helped a lot I didn't know that there more than one way to shade thank you Mary

[ravivboudin]

Thanks Mary! Our kids up here at Stein Valley School in Lytton are learning all about light and shadow through you!

[johannamcphail]

Thanks so much. I am an art teacher and really enjoyed this art lesson with 90 of my kids in grade 3 Melbourne Australia. Some of them said they would subscribe because they liked your delivery.

[iamjake]

I'm so glad you started doing tutorials!!! They're so :D

[thrill]

You'd make a great teacher. None of my art teachers in high school didn't teach things like this. They were more concerned about the Harrison line, and keeping students that were in there for an easy A under control. I had to learn most of this on my own. It's nice to see that I'm doing most things right. :)