Can someone check out the spelling and grammar for me, please?
In this drawing, I was drawing cauliflower with some other vegetables. The vegetables was in the background and in the foreground, it was the cauliflower. This mainly should be a line drawing. The lines and shapes were accurate before I used graphite over it, after that, it was dark but it was fine yet could be better. The textures and patterns are rough and some parts I used cross hatch and some parts I used dots and mainly use random patterns. The first thing I did was to do a rough sketch out with a pencil. Then I experimented with other materials, i.e. bamboo stick and brush with ink, but it was too difficult to try and create the effect I had hoped for. Finally, since I didn¡¦t want this effect and I spread the ink out accidentally and couldn¡¦t start again and couldn¡¦t do anything on it, I wanted to use graphite to draw over it so I tried and managed to create a really dark picture. Although it might not look as like as the actually picture, the very dark tone and lines showed some sense and feeling to the drawing. The picture makes me feel annoying, the more I see the picture, the more lines I want to put on it. I think overall the whole thing has worked well and I may have been able to improve this by making the outline more clearly because the dark line/tones (graphite) have blocked it. Ideally if I could do this again I would move away from this dark lines, graphite, and use the bamboo stick to create all the chiaroscuro, i.e. contrasts. I would keep the same the dark background because I think that helped me to achieve the texture and mood of this drawing.
Can someone check out the spelling and grammar for me, please?
thank you very much!
In this drawing, I was drawing cauliflower with some other vegetables.
*How can you avoid having "drawing" twice in the same sentence?
The vegetables was in the background and in the foreground, it was the cauliflower.
*There is a subject-verb problem here; when the subject is plural, the verb must be in plural form, too.
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/sv_agr.htm
*There is a run-on here.
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/runons.htm
The lines and shapes were accurate before I used graphite over it, after that, it was dark but it was fine yet could be better.
*Another run-on here.
*What is "it"?
Keep going over your paper, one sentence at a time. You'll find the same types of errors throughout. Read your paper aloud or ask someone to read it aloud to you. You'll really HEAR the errors then.
you just have to get a blank piece of paper and then you have to skeetch a circle with like some like little bumps around it then just make the inside just like your making this design with big bumps it's practically like drawing broccoli.
Sure! I can help you check the spelling and grammar in the text. Here are the corrections:
In this drawing, I was drawing cauliflower with some other vegetables. The vegetables were in the background, and in the foreground, it was the cauliflower. This mainly should be a line drawing. The lines and shapes were accurate before I used graphite over it. After that, it was dark, but it was fine yet could be better. The textures and patterns are rough, and some parts I used crosshatch, while other parts I used dots and mainly random patterns. The first thing I did was a rough sketch with a pencil. Then, I experimented with other materials, such as a bamboo stick and brush with ink, but it was too difficult to create the effect I had hoped for. Finally, since I didn't want this effect and accidentally spread the ink out and couldn't start again or do anything on it, I wanted to use graphite to draw over it. So, I tried and managed to create a really dark picture. Although it might not look exactly like the actual picture, the very dark tone and lines showed some sense and feeling in the drawing. The picture makes me feel annoyed. The more I see the picture, the more lines I want to put on it. I think overall the whole thing has worked well, and I may have been able to improve this by making the outline more clear because the dark lines/tones (graphite) have blocked it. Ideally, if I could do this again, I would move away from these dark lines and graphite and use the bamboo stick to create all the chiaroscuro, i.e., contrasts. I would keep the same dark background because I think that helped me achieve the texture and mood of this drawing.
The text has been corrected for spelling and grammar errors. Let me know if you have any more questions or need further assistance!