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December 10, 2006, 09:03:35 AM »
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It's pretty easy, and can be done with any pen as long as it has ink in it. Ofcourse, some are better to use than others. But alot of times I just bust out with a sharpie, or a G-Pilot. I think what you mean with the lines intersecting, overlapping etc. is called crosshatching, and that's not tedious at all; not in my opinion. Also thickness of lines, solids, negative space...all plays it's own roles. It's not what you got; it's how you use it.
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Well, it's tedious to me because I don't like taking a long time on my drawings :p
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I hardly draw much but when I do, I mostly use pencil for all of it. I only pen to get the lines darkened in when it is done. Stippling is tiring but works if you use a pen. Crosshatching depends on how close the lines are to each other. It is all a trick of the mind and the eyes. That is all that makes hatching and stippling seem lighter/darker.
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