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CROSSHATCHING A Brenda Hoddinott L03 INTERMEDIATE: CROSSHATCHING Before attempting this lesson please complete L01 Crosshatching Values and L02 Graduations with Crosshatching. In this project, you first create a value map by lightly outlining random shapes and identifying each as a specific value. You then use crosshatching graduations and various grades of pencils to add shading. This lesson is divided into the following three sections:  INTRODUCTION: A value map works by first identifying highlights (highlights usually stay the white of your paper), and then adding shading to light, medium and dark values.  OUTLINING A MAP: You outline shapes within a drawing space. The drawing in this project is of nothing in particular. However, it presents several shading challenges you may encounter when adding shading to a drawing.  CROSSHATCHING VALUES: You add shading to the various shapes with crosshatching graduations. You begin with the lightest values and graduate them toward the middle values. Middle values are added and graduated into dark. Finally, you add medium values to a tiny section of reflected light. Supplies include 2H, HB, 2B, and 4B graphite pencils, erasers, good quality drawing paper, pencil sharpener, and sandpaper block. 7 PAGES – 7 ILLUSTRATIONS This lesson is recommended for artists with strong crosshatching skills, as well as students of home schooling, academic and recreational fine art educators. Published by Hoddinott Publishing for D, Halifax, NS, Canada – 2008 - 2 - INTRODUCTION A shading map (often called a value map) takes the g