Pencil shading Tutorial

[syfish3]

Really helpful~ Thank u so much^^

[thedrawinghands]

Great video!! Thanks for sharing! :)

[TylersArtShack]

@thedrawinghands You are welcome bud!

[Yaso980]

reaally helpful!! thanks alot :)

[TylersArtShack]

@Yaso980 You are welcome!

[shuaijan28]

Shame, I don't have 6B... Lol

[TylersArtShack]

@shuaijan28 You dont need to have a 6b pencil to do this. Use whatever pencils you are used to when you doodle or draw.

[shuaijan28]

Thanks for this video and for list of the types of pencils that you use. Ima start from here.

[TylersArtShack]

@shuaijan28 Sounds great! I find that you don't need an extensive range of pencils. Maybe 5 or 6 out of the 24 is all you really ever need. At least that is what I find. But it all depends on the artist and what they are looking to achieve out of their pencils.

[readergreg60]

I always learn something new. I can't wait to give it a try myself. Thanks!!

[TylersArtShack]

@readergreg60 Awesome! Sounds great!

[samoor1991]

thanks , you helped me a lot 

[henrycems]

Cool a lot of shades with just a few pencils learned a lot from this. Have you tried different blending tools to see what blends can be done? thanks and looking forward to more.

[TylersArtShack]

@henrycems No, I have not done that. Typically I find that blending doesn't change much even with using different objects to do so. The only difference I can see taking note of would be the amount of pressure that is applied. A paint brush would probably be the only object that would make a difference in the blending. But once a certain amount of pressure is applied, blending seems to be universally the same. Thanks for posting, its always good to hear from you :)

[iTzDaJoKer]

Thank you!

[TylersArtShack]

@iTzDaJoKer You are most welcome :)

[DDabeiseinistalles]

I love you videos they are very helpful :).

[TylersArtShack]

@DDabeiseinistalles Thanks! I am glad they help you.