Drawing with Pen and Ink. What’s the big deal? Drawing with pen and ink is different than with pencil For one thing, you can’t use the side of the pen.

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Drawing with Pen and Ink

What’s the big deal? Drawing with pen and ink is different than with pencil For one thing, you can’t use the side of the pen for shading – you get black and that’s it

For another thing You have to pay very close attention to what is white, and what is black, and what you want to be darker or lighter

For example: Take a look at this image

Or this one:

Notice the blacks And the whites And the part that seems gray

Composition for Black and White First you are going to think about patterns

Then hatching

Then you are going to think about cross- hatching

Composition for Black and White And stippling