March 2020
Intermediate to advanced
144 pages
20h 27m
English

Paper has a tooth, or texture, that holds graphite and charcoal. Papers with more tooth have a rougher texture and hold more graphite or charcoal, which allows you to create darker values. Rough, textured paper is best when working in charcoal. Smoother paper has less tooth and allows you to create much finer detail when working in graphite. Plan ahead when beginning a new piece, and select paper that lends itself to the textures in your drawing subject.
When you try a paper for the first time, practice and experiment on it. Draw, blend, and erase before starting your final work ...
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