How to Draw with Line Weight
A video on YouTube. In Art & Drawing, a Krater category.
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Stan Prokopenko explains how to use line weight in drawing to convey hierarchy, depth and form, and light and shadow.
From the video
Answers: How do you use line weight in drawing?
- Line weight in drawing
- Hierarchy of importance
- Depth and form
- Light and shadow
What it concludes
- Varying line weight makes a drawing more interesting and communicates a more complex story.
- Using thicker outlines around subjects emphasizes their shape and makes them stand out more.
- Thickening lines at corners and edges closest to the viewer and lightening them as they recede creates a sense of depth and mass.
- Using a heavier line on the shadow side and a thinner line on the light side indicates the direction of light and shadow.
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