Sketchbook Tip!
Wednesday, September 19th, 2018 04:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
always_sundae[Originally posted to Lavender-Sprinkles on PF]
If you’re drawing multiple things on a sketchbook page, draw a thick outline around the sketches that you like the most/think look the best.
When you do this, it provides more contrast over the other drawings on the page so that your eyes are naturally pulled more towards the bolded, better drawings than the sketchy drawings you don’t like as much.
Another thing you can also try is drawing circles, squares, or other shapes around the better drawings (or around part of it) or add in a different color outline/color shape around the better drawings. This also provides contrast and different textures on the page, making your eyes focus on them even more.
If you’re drawing multiple things on a sketchbook page, draw a thick outline around the sketches that you like the most/think look the best.
When you do this, it provides more contrast over the other drawings on the page so that your eyes are naturally pulled more towards the bolded, better drawings than the sketchy drawings you don’t like as much.
Another thing you can also try is drawing circles, squares, or other shapes around the better drawings (or around part of it) or add in a different color outline/color shape around the better drawings. This also provides contrast and different textures on the page, making your eyes focus on them even more.
