Materials:
This was done in a sketchbook of basic drawing paper that you can get for around $15. For my drawings I use the Design pencil set by Bruynzeel-Sakura. This is a great set of pencils as there are many different varieties. The 2H is the lightest whereas the 9B is quite dark and heavy.
For fine lines I mostly use the 1H pencil as it is not too dark, yet still creates a distinguishable line. For the darker shadows and shading in this drawing, I mostly used the 1B and 5B.
To blend and shade, I love using this shading pencil which I find creates a nice smudged effect. This creates darker tones without using a lot of dark graphite.You can see that effect on the top of Zoe's hair in the drawing, as well as the shadow on her neck. I have several sizes of the shading pencils that I use for different types of shadows. The longer one to the right is mainly for thin and not so dark shadows. The second one from the right I use for heavy, dark shadows. The other two I use for average shading and nothing specific or in particular.
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