Texture in a drawing can be both visual and implied. Look for areas where the artist has used different techniques to create a sense of surface variation. Are there areas of heavy stippling, suggesting rough stone? Or perhaps there are delicate, feathery strokes that evoke the softness of fur. Even within a smooth medium like pencil, texture can be implied through the density of lines. A tightly woven network of lines can suggest a rough surface, while sparse lines might imply a smooth one. Notice how the texture interacts with light and shadow, adding depth and realism to the drawing.
Drawing Instrument :
Pencil : B,2B,3B,4B,5B
Tissue paper , Eraser
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cotton