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Tap the link in my bio to start the drawing drills course Directional cross-contour hatching can make a form feel three-dimensional without relying on an outline. Instead of placing hatch marks in one flat direction, let them follow the surface. Wrap them around curves, change direction as planes turn, and use the marks to show how the object moves through space. Now your hatching is doing more than creating value. It’s describing volume, orientation, and perspective at the same time. This is a
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