How to shade with a prismacolor pencil

I love sketching with pencils, and for you pencil sketchers out there, I've put together some more tips on how to shade with a prismacolor pencil.
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[@bika7181]

hi sir , thanks for the tutorial . i got your point a pencil may be a simple tool but can be used in different way .P.S enjoying this series

[@xxthehoodedultramatexx5384]

Can you do a vid on why light shines on objects that way. You're drawing the shadow going to the right when the light is shining from the front, if you get what I mean. And you're drawing the value lighter as it gets to the dark 4 shadow.

[@marcusf7249]

i like the desk legs and the shelf suports

[@patbollin]

Your set (background) is really simple-yet-affective. I love it. Did you build the furniture and shelves? Was the color scheme designed specifically for shooting your tutorial videos?

[@sketchadaydotcom]

This has always been my studio set up. Yes, I build the shelves. I use them to store products that I've designed as well as my books and supplies.

[@patbollin]

Thanks. Looks great