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crosshatching
This term describes a specific artistic method where sets of parallel lines overlap to create value and texture. It is distinct from simple hatching, which uses only one set of parallel lines. The term is primarily used in the context of fine arts, illustration, and printmaking, carrying a connotation of precision and manual craftsmanship.
As a noun referring to a technique or a process, it is typically treated as an uncountable mass noun. While one might refer to "examples of crosshatching," the word itself does not usually take a plural form in standard artistic discourse.
Meanings
Examples
The art teacher explained how crosshatching creates deeper shadows than simple hatching.
I need to use more crosshatching here to give the fabric a heavier feel.
Look at the fine crosshatching in this 19th century engraving.
Try adding some crosshatching to the background to create a sense of depth.
The illustrator relied on dense crosshatching to convey a moody atmosphere.
The illustrator relied on dense crosshatching to convey a moody atmosphere.
Maybe I should try crosshatching instead of blending with my finger.
The sketch was composed entirely of precise crosshatching and ink washes.
Can you show me how to vary the angle of my crosshatching for a softer look?