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About this work

This sketch shows two figures tangled together in loose, fast lines. One person leans forward, their head tilted back, while the other wraps around them like a cloak. The paper has a warm tint, and the ink looks scratchy, almost like scribbles. The artist used lots of tiny parallel lines to build up dark shapes—this is called cross-hatching. It gives the drawing a rough, textured feel, like you’re seeing shadows through a mesh. Try looking up cross-hatching next to see how other artists used this technique.