1, after careful observation, draw a sketch of the pear by feeling. Pay attention to finding more reference points to facilitate drafting.
2. Brighten the previous line draft with a plastic eraser, and then patiently draw a thin line draft with a slightly sharper HB pencil to correct the inaccurate part drawn before.
3. Reduce the contact angle between the refill and the sketch paper, and gently draw the sense of volume and the relationship between light and shade of each part with the lead surface.
4. On the basis of the previous step, carefully observe and find the dividing line between light and shade of pears, and deepen it gently. Then draw a faint shadow.
5. Deepen the dark parts of pears and leaves to brighten the picture.
6. Deepen the heaviest part of the picture, emphasize the boundary between light and dark, and draw its subtle changes caused by structure.
7. Deepen the first two petals to cut the dark part of the pear, evaluate the dividing line between light and dark, and erase and sort out the redundant lines in the picture.