hatched
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6.5
A part of a drawing shaded with many fine lines to show shadow
- adjective
- /hæʧt/
- Specialized
:
trazado
- The artist used a hatched technique to give the landscape drawing depth and texture.
Examples
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And now what's the solution in this, in this cross hatched range region?
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So it looks like this it's got like a cross hatched kind of pan there.
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I prefer the hatched shading style to add dimension to my sketches.
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In her illustration, the figures appeared hatched with intricate lines to create shadows.
Synonyms
shaded
vshatched
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3.5
Having darker areas drawn to show depth and shape
relies on fine parallel or crossed lines rather than smooth tones
to shade
vshatched
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4.3
To draw dark areas to show light and shadow
uses a line-based approach to create shadow and texture
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7.2
To shade an area by drawing crossing parallel lines
names the marked area produced rather than the drawing action
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7.4
Having sets of crossing lines to show dark or textured areas
is more general, allowing either parallel or crossed fine lines
How Shaded
hatched
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6.5
- Specialized
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6.5
unshaded
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3.5
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3.5
Surface Forms
hatched positive
Morphology
Etymology
Hatched (in drawing) comes from the word hatch or hatching, meaning 'to fill an area with short lines' to show 'shadow' or texture, so a hatched section is covered in those lines to look shaded.