This is my last blog on this subject. I will be talking about the shading if you want to shade. When you shade you want to know your lights and darks and make sure you have a subtle dark to light. You don't want harsh lines going from dark to light; you want to shade lightly then you want to press a little harder to get a darker shade. In my picture you cant tell the difference in the ear but it has a slight change. When shading you want to never smear the paper. If you smear the paper right away erase the smear. If you don't it can stain the paper so you cant erase it. Shading is very difficult because if the shades don't match it will look bad.
Shading in Jerry. I advise you to just shade the ear and or nose. Shading the ear is difficult because you don't know where the lighting is so be creative and kinda make your own light. I made it coming in from the left side of him so his nose will be lighter on the left then the right because there is nothing blocking the nose; but the ear is different. The ear is blocked my the inside of the ear so it will be darker on the "blocked" part.
Shading in Jerry. I advise you to just shade the ear and or nose. Shading the ear is difficult because you don't know where the lighting is so be creative and kinda make your own light. I made it coming in from the left side of him so his nose will be lighter on the left then the right because there is nothing blocking the nose; but the ear is different. The ear is blocked my the inside of the ear so it will be darker on the "blocked" part.
