The hatching process that I used always#shorts

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[KoolioVibez]

Definition of art tutorials

“Draw a circle and add details”

[math]

God I love hatching like this so much. With pencils one could easily shade in a blended and entirely smooth way, but by hatching instead it adds that subtle touch of texture that, to me, brings it to another level.

[omchar]

Hatching is just the absolute best. Like, it’s not uncommon but my god is it satisfying when it falls into place. And the beautiful texture and ability to grasp subtleties in any shaded surface.
Arguably the best technique I’ve developed in my own art and amazing to see in others :)

Beautiful piece by the way ❤️

[existentialmoron]

This is so nice and relaxing, no music, no fast cuts, no talking, just a simple good drawing

[lohithad]

That is absolutely amazing. Can you please tell me the art supplies name?

[DelRae]

So mostly what I noticed is the rule of Follow the Shape of The object with your hatching. Like around the yes you try to follow the shape of the eyelid be where it meets the brow line or turns into cheek it changes.

[SteamedPeaches]

I love how it looks so realistic and still looks stylized at the same time 😮💖💖💖

[softsix]

You didn't erase that inner eye highlight YOU JUST KNEW NOT TO FILL IT IN. masterfully done, I wanna draw now!!!

[ridawassan]

*pauses at the end to admire it* : Wow it's really good!
*Focuses on neck* :

[jasleenkaur]

Amazing you are just amazing
How you manage to do this task effortlessly
You are inspiration 💕💕

[florymaeraluto]

ugh! the sound of sketching feels so good🤗

[johnshedIetsky]

this is really good 👍 the only thing that bothers me though is that the neck is a bit thin, but other than that it looks really really good

[alize]

I love messy disorganized hatching. It’s such a nice texture and grit to a piece

[ZGondi]

The process:
1-Draw a circle
2-Draw a cross
3-Add small details
4-Shading

[Nobody-qbvk]

Sometimes i want to like twice ...
Maybe youtube will understand me someday..
You are really great ❤️❤️

[LeadandInkArt]

I really like the look of hatching and cross hatching.

[lindencloke]

This is absolutely amazing 🤩. But make sure the neck isn’t so long.

[thunderclanwarrior]

Extremely beautiful art, I can tell the artist is very skilled with line weight and pencil control. Hopefully one day I'll be as good too.

One tip, though: don't use your finger to blend the shading like that. Your skin, especially your fingers, have oils in them that can damage the artwork if you do it too much. A paper stomp is better, but if you don't have that any fine paper will do, like tissue/toilet/kitchen paper :)

[LilChuunosuke]

I LOVE your hatching!! I use to be so scared of hatchwork (still kinda hate cross-hatching) but now I just love how it looks and want to get good at it.
But I also find it funny that you only got a literal SECOND of a song audio in the bg and I immediately recognized it bc I had been hyperfixating on that song last week.

[KJ_Appa]

This is insane- you’re so talented and make hatching look so easy. Not fair! Lol
God bless you ^^