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Cross Hatching











                                                             1      Start of with a line art

                                                                    make sure that the proportion
                                                                    is correct.












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              Start of with the values of the shadows by laying
              down light shadows on the cap and dark shadows
              under the cap and stalk.
              Apply light pressures and switch charcoal
              intensity for darker values instead. use hard for
              this step. Remember to not shade area that has
              lighting or white parts.






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                                                             The stalk and the gills (the lines under the
                                                             cap) have lines that shows texture
                                                             therefore stroke vertical lines to achieve this
                                                             effect. Put darker shadows under the area
 This is a Blusher mushroom (Amanita rubescens) .The name comes from when the mush-  that is shielded from the light like the gills and
 room is cut or bruised it will show a pink or red colour as in blushing.This mushroom can   under the ring.Use medium or soft for this
 varies from brown to black in colour and has textured spots that'xs called warts on the   part.
 caps .The stem has a partial veil called a ring .This artwork is made using cross hatching
 technique which is done by grazing single strokes across the paper in one direction and
 making another stroke opposite of it, Therefore creating an ' X ' pattern .The amount of
 strokes will signifies how dark that area will be . Time taken 5 hours



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