Join the crosshatching style artist community of Ankit Jasmatiya by learning this detailed guide for still life drawing for beginners.

Beauty is always lying in lines; all you need is to know how to express them,

Understanding lines and doing shading with lines is always a bigger task. This class is all about understanding expression through lines and finding the still life object. This may be the most efficient way of drawing still life object or even a portrait.

This technique is for those who love to do shading using crosshatching technique. The most amazing property of this technique that it takes less time and you don’t need to explore or use so many shading tools, which means it will enhance your control and strength over pencil.

Now let’s talk about the three important features of this class:

1. Familiarization with pencils and other tools

2. In depth knowledge about Crosshatching and its various types

3. Generating force in line strokes.

3. Understanding lines and its expression in still life artworks

In this class, we are going to explore the various aspects of hatching like horizontal, vertical, curve or the mixed type hatching. We will also be going to learn about the approaches to drawing any object using observations. Doing the simple practices as mentioned in this class one can easily create any still life object of artworks.

You can also join my already uploaded skillshare classes for better understanding of this topic. The link to join the classes are as follows:

Soft pastel class- https://skl.sh/3kEfCGF
Charcoal class- https://skl.sh/3chqzeS
Graphite class- https://skl.sh/2D7hpEy
Drawing like an artist- https://skl.sh/2MWGcQP

We are going to work on the simple examples of still life and practice this technique.

By the ending of this class you will definitely build more confidence in crosshatching shading techniques and one can easily draw any still life object and can create it like a pro artist.

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