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Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Real feedback on a 15 minute fruit bowl

A sketch of a fruit bowl with apples and a sliced citrus fruit.

What is working

  • ✓The outlines of the fruits are clear and well defined.
  • ✓The shading on the apples shows a good attempt at creating depth and form.

What to fix

  • →Increase the contrast between light and shadow to enhance the three dimensional effect.
  • →Smooth out the shading transitions to avoid harsh lines between light and dark areas.
Next time: Concentrate on smoother gradients in your shading.