Grand and glorious rising, art fam!

Welcome to Day 11 of the Kickstart Your Creativity course. Today, we’re diving into the sweet world of cherries. 🍒 These juicy fruits are the perfect challenge to sharpen your shading and gradient techniques while exploring light and reflection.
Why Cherries?
Cherries may seem simple, but they’re a fantastic subject to practice creating smooth textures and realistic highlights. Each curve and surface reflects light differently, making this exercise ideal for beginners and seasoned artists alike.
Tips for Drawing Cherries:
- Outline First: Sketch two connected circles for the cherries and a thin line for the stem. Keep it light and simple.
- Layer Your Shading: Build up shadows in layers, using smooth pencil strokes for a polished finish.
- Add Highlights: Use an eraser to lift graphite or leave intentional white spaces for a glossy, lifelike effect.
- Details in the Stem: Don’t overlook the stem! A few subtle lines will make it look real.
Keep Going, You’re Doing Great!
Remember, practice isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress. Each day brings new skills, and today is no exception.
Check out my video tutorial on YouTube to see the process step by step, and don’t forget to visit TilaTheArtist.com for more inspiration, blogs, and resources.

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