HELE

This pencil technique is the most basic of all and can be referred as light outline or heavy outline

• Hatching

• The outline

• Light outline

• Heavy outline

Use __________ to create your guidelines and subject outlines

• Light outline

• Heavy outline

• Hatching

• Cross hatching

A _____________ would be used in the final instances of each element

• Light outline

• Scumbling

• Back and Forth stroke

• Heavy outline

This technique is simply marking out small lines bunched together to create fill color from further away

• Hatching

• Cross hatching

• Stippling

• Scumbling

This technique is a shading technique

• Scumbling

• Back and Forth stroke

• Cross hatching

• Hatching

The same method of hatching it is also a shading technique, except the process is repeated in the opposite direction in a second layer on top of the first basis

• Stippling

• Hatching

• Cross hatching

• Back and Forth stroke

This pencil drawing technique uses the same principle as hatching and also a shading technique the difference is the lines are very small, similar to tiny shades. This technique is great for blending

• Cross hatching

• Stippling

• Back and Forth stroke

• Scumbling

This drawing technique is probably the first shading technique all of us learned. It is moving the pencil on a more rapid speed all towards the same direction

• Cross hatching

• Stippling

• Back and Forth stroke

• Scumbling

This drawing technique is moving the pencil in small circular motions keeping them all very compact. This technique is brilliant for keeping the shading tight and blends very well

• Scumbling

• Back and Forth stroke

• Stippling

• Cross hatching

The basic needs in drawing are ___________ and ___________

• notebook and pen

• pentel pen and board

• pencil and paper

• none