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In this lesson, you outline three simple mountains and add shading with hatching.

Preview lesson F02 - Htching Simple Mountains
Faeryqueen
I like hatching much better than squirkling.
Unless i was like drawing a sheep or lamb.
olddad
Another good lesson, I was a little confused with the lesson, because at the beginning you only need a 2b pencil, then item no6 refered to a hb pencil.
Lainey
I agree - I like hatching much better than squirkling. I sure see a place
for squirkling though.
Alaine
Prosperjo
Simple , basic hatching lesson
Matsemann
My result got better even if I'm a noob.
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Well, good tutorials here. I'll not regret that I registerd smile.gif
Mjuuzike
As I draw this on a quite large paper, then I found it hard to make such straight and correct lines.
I don't quite understand do we have to draw these lines quickly or slowly?
Well, anyway, here is my piece blush.gif
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andyart
I can see an improvement[albeit small] wink.gif
lyssa_lyssa_2_2
whoever drew this is really thinking of the beginners because this is really for beginners because im one and i drew this


i know dont you think that he or she is really improving
Maojay
I like that your practice hatching actually turns out a picture, makes me feel like I'm creating something special. It looks good.
nostalgiartist
I did really well with the hatching on this one. It looks nice. biggrin.gif
aran casey
thak you very much i enjoyed drawing your example off the mountains
Kaaao
I definately prefer squirkling for large pictures. It's hard to keep lines straight with large area to cover. I'm wondering how to do it properly (fast or slow?). Squirkling also looks more life like when it comes to rough surfaces like mountains.
aliceblue77
Happy New Year 2010. Now that the company is gone I can get back to lessons in drawing. I look forward to each and every one. Thanks for all the clear and helpful lessons which are improving my drawing and are available for me to take at my own pace.
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