08-30-2014, 07:14 PM
Oh, sorry. What I meant was something a bit like this:
http://0.tqn.com/d/drawsketch/1/S/t/K/brickstipple1.JPG
Basically, instead of using hard lines (which is not such a bad thing), you could make them pop out a bit more by using tones instead of lines to imply the form of the subjects you're working with, for instance a brick wall. You've already done this a bit with that perspective drawing you did of the house, as you used varying densities of sequenced lines to imply values on the roof of the house.
Hope I've made this a bit clearer. Sorry if I'm not that good at explaining these things, haha.
http://0.tqn.com/d/drawsketch/1/S/t/K/brickstipple1.JPG
Basically, instead of using hard lines (which is not such a bad thing), you could make them pop out a bit more by using tones instead of lines to imply the form of the subjects you're working with, for instance a brick wall. You've already done this a bit with that perspective drawing you did of the house, as you used varying densities of sequenced lines to imply values on the roof of the house.
Hope I've made this a bit clearer. Sorry if I'm not that good at explaining these things, haha.