Crosshatching
Crosshatching is a shading technique in which one set of lines crosses over (overlaps) another set. In the upper set (see the next drawing), the crosshatching lines are far apart and lots of white spaces are visible. Lines that are close together (as in the second set) look like a solid tone.
Crosshatching lines can have noticeable spaces between them or appear to be a solid tone.
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