Inking Techniques: Hatching, Stippling, Scumbling Tutorial

The video tutorial introduces various inking techniques, including linear hatching, crosshatching, cross-contour hatching, stippling, and scumbling. Each technique is explained with its purpose and application, such as adding value, tone, and texture to drawings. The instructor emphasizes the importance of practicing these techniques without relying on tools like rulers, encouraging viewers to trust their capabilities. The tutorial concludes with a motivational message to inspire viewers to experiment with these techniques in their own art.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended tool for inking?

• Sharpie pen

• Colored pencil

• Micron pen

• Ultra Fine Sharpie marker

What is the main characteristic of linear hatching?

• Dots

• Curved lines

• Parallel lines

• Intersecting lines

Crosshatching is best suited for which type of surfaces?

• Textured surfaces

• Irregular surfaces

• Round surfaces

• Flat surfaces

What is the primary difference between crosshatching and cross-contour hatching?

• Crosshatching is faster than cross-contour

• Crosshatching is used for round objects, while cross-contour is for flat surfaces

• Crosshatching uses straight lines, while cross-contour uses curved lines

• Crosshatching uses dots, while cross-contour uses lines

Which inking technique is described as the quickest?

• Linear hatching

• Scumbling

• Cross-contour hatching

• Stippling