Gu Weijing's drawing is excellent, Shengzi knows that.
It's just that since Gu Weijing wants to draw with such detail and also wants to exhibit a sense of ease in the lines, the difficulty curve suddenly escalates steeply.
If a pencil stroke goes wrong, it can be erased; if a charcoal stroke goes wrong, it can be gently rubbed away with some bread.
But if there's an error in a pen line.
You either pretend not to see it and keep drawing, or you throw the drawing away and start over. There's no third choice.
"No problem, adding a few more sets of hatching, the thin pen has its advantages, no matter how sharp you make a pencil, you can't achieve such delicate and even lines."
As he spoke,
Gu Weijing's pen tip already started weaving the structure of lines according to the plan in his mind, looking confident.
He indeed felt confident inside.
A Tier Two sketch skill is like a substitute forward playing for a bottom team in the Championship.
