Inking and Coloring an Orange Slice Drawing

This video tutorial guides viewers through drawing, inking, and coloring an orange slice. It begins with sketching the orange using a pencil, followed by tracing the lines with a Sharpie. The tutorial then demonstrates adding value and detail using stippling, hatching, and crosshatching techniques. Finally, it covers coloring the orange with pencils, emphasizing layering to achieve realistic tones. The video concludes with tips for final touches and encourages viewers to personalize their artwork.

What is the first step in drawing the inner part of the orange slice?

• Draw a square

• Start with a line and then half of a circle

• Begin with a triangle

• Draw a full circle

When tracing with a Sharpie, which area should you avoid connecting?

• The outer peel line

• The center lines of the orange

• The triangular segments

• The entire drawing

Which technique is used to add darkness around the edge where the peel meets the inside part of the orange?

• Shading

• Stippling

• Blending

• Crosshatching

What is the purpose of using crosshatching in the drawing?

• To add color

• To create a 3D effect

• To make the peel appear darker

• To erase pencil lines

Which colors are used to build up the color in the orange drawing?

• Yellow, red, orange, and brown

• Blue, green, yellow, and black

• Black, white, gray, and blue

• Purple, pink, red, and white

What technique is recommended for applying colored pencil layers?

• Layering slowly to mix colors

• Using a single color

• Pressing hard for a solid color

• Using only one direction for strokes

What should you do after finishing with the color to enhance the drawing?

• Add glitter

• Erase all colors

• Use a Sharpie to clarify details

• Add more pencil lines