Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation
Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation
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Ouch.
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Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with.

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Stan Prokopenko
Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with. Here is my step-by-step demo on how to properly execute the first project for level 1 students.
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Mild to moderate pressure is probably better. If you use heavy pressure, you will indent the paper and you will not be able to remove the impression. If you need it to be darker, change to a darker (B) pencil. You are shading in multiple directions, which you can do, but it can make it look unclean if it is not blended well. If you think about light, it has a consistent and pretty uniform effect, whether that is causing light or shadow. However, the overall effort is still good, keep practicing.
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