A short YouTube sketching demo where the speaker demonstrates adding vertical, broken ('wonky') siding lines to a barn using a Sharpie. The narrator emphasizes a playful, imperfect dash-dot (Morse-like) stroke and shows an exaggerated close-up on scrap paper to illustrate the wiggly motion.
But I told my brain, I'm like, hey, let's do some fun sketching. So you can see, I'm adding these vertical lines just to show some vertical siding on the barn. The lines are kind of Morse code dash dots. I like that broken line look. It just adds some character. And rather than just clean, straight, precise lines, we're going for wonky. There you go. It might be hard to tell, but I'm kind of. Kind of wiggling the Sharpie as I sketch just to get. Let me do an exaggeration here on a scrap piece of paper. Here we go. Here we got just some scrap here. So this is kind of a close up of what I'm doing. So to get these kind of broken lines here kind of wiggly, I'm gonna exaggerate. This is what I'm doing.
