canu show me how to do scribble hatchimg
http://drawsketch.about.com/library/blinktexture.htm
http://www.learntoart.com/index.php/archives/drawing/shading-techniques-hatching-scribbling-pointillism/
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Straight lines either vertical or horizontal.
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Sure! I can explain how to do scribble hatching.
Scribble hatching is a technique used in art and drawing to create a textured, cross-hatched effect. Here's how you can do it:
1. Start by sketching your subject or the area you want to apply the scribble hatching to. You can use a pencil or a pen, depending on your preference.
2. Decide on the direction and angle of your hatching lines. Scribble hatching involves drawing short, quick lines in various directions, so there's no right or wrong way to do it. It's recommended to use a loose, scribbling motion rather than trying to make precise, straight lines.
3. Begin adding hatch lines to your sketch. Start by layering short, curved or straight lines in one direction, filling in the desired area. Don't worry about making them uniform or perfect - the goal is to create a random, textured effect.
4. Vary the density and thickness of the lines as you go. By varying the density, you can control the overall value or darkness of the area. Closer and thicker lines will create a darker shade, while more widely spaced lines will appear lighter.
5. Continue building up the layers of scribble hatching, using different directions and angles to create depth and dimension in your drawing. Experiment with various pressures and line lengths to achieve the desired effect.
6. Step back periodically and assess your progress, adjusting as necessary. Remember that scribble hatching is a flexible technique, so feel free to adapt it to your own style and preferences.
With practice and experimentation, you'll be able to create unique and interesting textures using scribble hatching in your artwork. Enjoy exploring this fun technique!