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I
chose various objects with different tones, lighter and darker and
I put them in the scene.
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For
this exercise you need paper and a soft pencil or even charcoal.
What we are trying to do is convert the colours that are in front
of us into different grey tones.
Observe how I have placed the darker objects at the back and the
lighter objects at the front.
The
dark objects give the impression that they are moving further away to
the back, whilst the light objects seem to be close-up. Using the rule
of our visual perception, I can get the drawing to gain the impression
of depth.
Half
close your eyes so that you can only see shadows and lights and then
you begin.
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