In this step, I once again used the Colorless pencil to smooth out and remove visible vertical lines, this time in the leaf areas. I used small circular motions on the leaves, being careful not to smudge the orange leaves into the yellow leaves. The trick here is to smooth and blend all of the leaves, but not all together. We are not wanting to create one big orange blur.
I also used the Colorless pencil on the tree branches. This eliminates any white paper which may still be showing under each branch and it gives the branches the appearance of wood, rather than separate pencil marks. I colored the branches in the direction of each limb.
It's difficult to single out specific individual changes which were made to the drawing in this step, but it creates a smoother, more natural feeling overall, even when it is inspected closely.
I also used the Colorless pencil on the tree branches. This eliminates any white paper which may still be showing under each branch and it gives the branches the appearance of wood, rather than separate pencil marks. I colored the branches in the direction of each limb.
It's difficult to single out specific individual changes which were made to the drawing in this step, but it creates a smoother, more natural feeling overall, even when it is inspected closely.
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