cross hatching(drawing)....?

Question

okay so im in a drawing class for school and i am sorda good but not like super good i started this class like 2 months ago and have to get a picture and then use cross hatching... and i dont now what picture to use


p.s.- i dont really want flower pictures



thanks that would help me out a lot :)

Answer 1

how about layers...in clothes of a person, trees... a scenery would be best in my experience... with all the grass, shading using cross hatching, the trees, and put a lot of time, effort and detail in the picture... hope my suggestion helped ^_^

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Architecture is a great way to practice cross hatching. It's one of my favorite techniques to show shadows.



Let me see if i can find some good pictures, and I'll edit later.



Here's a picture with a lot of crosshatching:

http://animatrix.deviantart.com/art/Cthulhus-crosshatching-forevah-4116019



And if you want to do buildings you can google 'architecture' of 'buildings' and tons come up.

Answer 4

Any picture that you would like to do that has real dark and real light areas to show all types of shading Technics you use to shade will get you the best grade

Answer 5

portraits of family members, buildings(specially old churches) , still lifes, if you live in the country then an old barn with maybe a cow or horse, if you live in the city then sky scrapers or some tall buildings work....or if you want a really good landscape try a lake or pond...

Answer 6

Cross =)