The document provides instructions for shading a drawn object on a sheet to add depth and detail. It directs the reader to shade around the object with darker tones near it, gradually lightening as it moves away. It then instructs adding 10 tones of detail to the object itself using photocopies for reference.

1. Look at this work by Jim Dine.
He has spent as much time working on
the background as the object he is
drawing.
Use any pencil, biro or pen in your pencil case apart
from highlighter or felt tip and sharpie.

2. Step 1: Shade around the object
drawn on the sheet provided (the
shape has already been drawn for
you.
Make the shading as dark as you can
near the object then gradually have
lighter tones as you move away.
Step 2: Use the photocopies to add detail
to the actual object. Try to use 10 tones.