help shading?

[Anonymous 69]

I can draw the outline everything.... The only problems I have are perspective and the shading... Im good but not great... Anyone plz

 

[Derek1st]

Invest in a tortillion stick. you'll thank me later.

Its SOOOOOO good for shading

 

[Derek1st]

Answer meeee

 

[Anonymous 69]

Answer meeee

Due to certain problems... The only tools I can get are different pencil types and only standard primary school erasers... Thats all...

 

[Biju Mode]

one thing i use when im low on money and want some good art supplies is hobby lobby, they always run a 40% off an item coupon ( can only get one but you can bring a friend and do it 2x lol just have em ring it up seperate) it dont matter if its 100$ item youll get 40$ off, you can pull it up on your phone even and just show it to them..just fyi

 

[Anonymous 69]

one thing i use
when im low on money and want some good art supplies is hobby lobby,
they always run a 40% off an item coupon ( can only get one but you can
bring a friend and do it 2x lol just have em ring it up seperate) it
dont matter if its 100$ item youll get 40$ off, you can pull it up on
your phone even and just show it to them..just fyi

Thanx for the advice... But its not a money problem... Its kinda a country thing.

I just kinda want advice on how to shade better without any special tools

 

[Derek1st]

ok what you can do is, take a piece of paper and roll it up such that it makes a point. Make sure its fairly rigid. Take the pointed end and use it like a pencil to shade things. Its pretty much a home made tortillion stick

 

[Bantos]

It's really difficult to give advice without actually seeing the drawing first, I mean, what would be actually good for it.

I'd just draw really, really thin lines to the shade parts. And by thin I mean thin as hell. And don't smudge it.

 

[Anonymous 69]

Im gonna try the home made tortillion stick... And Im not sure if I can upload the pic...

 

[~Mara~]

I recommend you to watch youtube vid about that , helped me well