Sketching typically involves creating quick, rough drawings to capture the essence of a subject, while rendering focuses on adding depth, shading, and fine details to bring the sketch to its full potential.
To excel in sketching and rendering, artists often start with simple shapes and forms, gradually building up the complexity and adding details as they progress. Understanding light and shadow is crucial for effective rendering, as it creates the illusion of depth and dimension in the artwork. Artists often use pencils, markers, or digital tools to sketch and render, experimenting with different techniques to achieve the desired effect. Practice and observation of real-life subjects are essential for improving skills in sketching and rendering.
