The specific paper used was Windsor and Newton's A4, smooth surface, heavy-weight drawing and sketching paper - an A4 pad of 25 sheets. Different grade refills are available, although in this drawing, HB was used throughout. 0.7 mm and 0.3mm are also common, but 0.5mm is a good all round size for shading and detailing.
The mechanical pencil is a 0.5mm Techniclick G from Pentel (I bought it from a common stationery/office supply shop), the graphite diameter is 0.5mm. I cannot recommend any particular products, and would certainly endorse none, but I appreciate some individuals are eager to know exactly what has been used. A mechanical pencil is not crucial, but if you use conventional pencils you will need to maintain the point by frequently rubbing it on a piece of sandpaper. Materials are very minimalist: a mechanical pencil, drawing paper, blending stump and putty eraser.
LANDSCAPE DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS HOW TO
We will look at how to capture the soft edges needed for clouds, how to convey the strongest sense of light, rendering a reflective water surface and the creation of dark areas needed to give the drawing maximum contrast. In some circumstances a photograph is almost absolutely necessary, especially when something as dynamic as clouds and sky formation becomes the focus of a drawing that might entail several hours of rendering.
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