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How did you perform the shading? Pen wash?
a dip pen and a wash of ink + watercolour granulating medium (which I am fond of)
these pen and ink things rely on a casual approach - most of the time I am too uptight!
from sunny Scottish Borders!
This is really helpful.. except I don't know what the granulating medium is, but I'm sure it'd be available locally..
What does the medium add to the wash?
and it causes the pigment to clump and look like retriculation in photography- good for chinese black ink and Indian ink