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Sketch of a Figure in a Scene
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Wow what a difference using darker pencils. My two pennies worth. Is get your lovely wife to go back and work on her PC. Sit with your drawing...comfortably . Then do the squinty eyed thing...narrowed eyes and look through lashes. This should give you lovely simplified lights and darks. I’m a lover of 8 B pencils throw big big sweeps in what you can see . Big big darks and leave lovely light areas .Thanks :) I'm following a drawing course, and all we're learning at the moment is line work & perspective. I think it's moving onto shading & other concepts shortly. I may well try and draw her again once then :)
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