DSDN101: Beginning Hatch

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For hatch we had to begin drawing squares of patterns and textures surrounding us. We used our view window to abstract details from larger objects. I found this technique really helpful as it meant I was able to focus on one small part without seeing the remainder of the object.

We had 2 create 24 equal squares and then arrange them in a gradient. At this point I have created the 24 squares but have not yet arranged them in a gradient. This is my progress of the hatching so far. Some are dark, some are light, some are in between which is what I was trying to achieve.
 

Where to now?
I am about to scan my hatching and cut them out. This a good way to arrange the gradient effect as I can visually see the changes of colour in each square in relation to the others.


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