Learn shading techniques that can help you successfully capture the textures and/or patterns of diverse drawing subjects including: fabrics, trees, metals, foods, water droplets, flowers, and stained glass.
Brenda Hoddinott
Author of Drawing for Dummies, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Drawing People, Drawing Book 1: Getting Started, and owner of Drawspace.com
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Squirkle a Realistic Spruce Tree By Brenda Hoddinott
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Render the Texture of Corduroy By Brenda Hoddinott
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Draw a Droplet of Water By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade Matte and Shiny Fabric By Brenda Hoddinott
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Squirkle a Bumpy Avocado By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade a Medieval Arrowhead By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade Fabric with a Spotted Pattern By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade Gently Folding Striped Fabric By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade the Hem of Ribbed Fabric By Brenda Hoddinott
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Smooth Speckled Egg By Brenda Hoddinott
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Dewdrops on a Tulip By Brenda Hoddinott
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Shade a Symmetrical Bowl By Brenda Hoddinott
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View of a Brain from Above By Brenda Hoddinott
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Bird of Paradise By Brenda Hoddinott
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Beverley's Stained Glass Butterfly By Brenda Hoddinott
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Glistening Surface of a Brain By Brenda Hoddinott
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Photorealistic Texture of a Thing By Brenda Hoddinott
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Textures and Patterns of a Dagger By Brenda Hoddinott