CARA MENGARSIR PALING GAMPANG | PEMULA PASTI BISA

Introduction

This tutorial is designed for beginners who want to learn simple shading techniques for pencil drawing. Inspired by the YouTube video "CARA MENGARSIR PALING GAMPANG | PEMULA PASTI BISA," we will explore five easy shading methods that can enhance your artistic skills. These techniques are perfect for adding depth and texture to your drawings.

Step 1: Arsir Hatching

Hatching is a basic technique where you use parallel lines to create shading.

• Choose your pencil: A softer pencil (like 2B or 4B) works best for smoother lines.
• Draw parallel lines: Space them evenly, and the closer the lines, the darker the area will appear.
• Practice: Create a shaded area using lines that vary in length and distance to see how it affects the shading.

Step 2: Arsir Cross Hatching

Cross hatching builds on the hatching technique by layering lines in different directions.

• Start with hatching: Draw a set of parallel lines in one direction.
• Add cross lines: Draw another set of lines across the first set, creating a grid-like pattern.
• Adjust density: Increase the number of cross lines in darker areas to enhance shading contrast.

Step 3: Arsir Pointilis

Pointilism utilizes tiny dots to create texture and shading.

• Select your pencil: A fine-point pencil (like 0.5 mm) is ideal for this technique.
• Create dots: Use consistent pressure to place small dots close together for darker areas and farther apart for lighter areas.
• Experiment with density: Vary the density of the dots to see how it affects the overall shading.

Step 4: Arsir Pola Melingkar

This technique involves circular motions to create smooth shading transitions.

• Use a soft pencil: A 2B or softer pencil allows for smoother shading.
• Draw circles: Create overlapping circular motions to fill in the area you want to shade.
• Blend: Use a blending stump or your finger to smooth out the circles for a softer look.

Step 5: Arsir Dusel

Dusel shading gives a textured look using a combination of lines and curves.

• Draw wavy lines: Create a series of wavy or curved lines to fill your shape.
• Layer for effect: Add more lines close together in darker areas and space them in lighter areas.
• Practice different shapes: Experiment with different shapes and curves to see how they affect the overall texture.

Conclusion

Now that you've learned five simple shading techniques—Hatching, Cross Hatching, Pointilism, Pola Melingkar, and Dusel—you're ready to incorporate these methods into your pencil drawings. Practice each technique to develop your skills and explore how they can enhance your artwork. Keep experimenting and don't hesitate to combine these techniques for unique effects! Happy drawing!