• naught101@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    Those hatches on the cloth on the left are impressive… Had to look closely to see they are drawn without a ruler

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      6 days ago

      Thank you! People ask me what my hobby is and, in terms of hours spent, it’s mostly drawing closely spaced parallel lines.

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        4 days ago

        I’ve been getting in to cross hatching a bit lately. It’s really enjoyable, but I’m definitely daunted by the prospect of anything bigger than the tiny things I’ve been doing.

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      6 days ago

      Thank you so much! I’m not normally into still life but something about this made me smile.

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    6 days ago

    Very cool! There’s so much detail in this deceptively minimalistic way of drawing. I like it a lot. ✨

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        3 days ago

        How did you tackle the transparency of that soap pump bottle? Did you draw that first or last or what place did that have in the workflow? Did you erase the parts of the other stuff that “disappear” due to the light refraction of the bottle, e.g.?

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          3 days ago

          Nothing super complicated: I just marked out regions near the side of the bottle in pencil, basically notes of where not to ink. Reflections I inked and didn’t draw inside. Refractions were drawn by bending the lines close to the edges. And I used wiggly lines for the shading of objects behind the bottle instead of straight ones. I think the combo worked well!