Hello, everyone! Following on my recent posts on Inktober, from + [Inktober 2018 Challenge: Day 1 – Poisonous [Drawing]](https://steemit.com/inktober/@zareceerine/inktober-2018-challenge-day-1-poisonous-drawing) and + [Inktober 2018 Day 2 – Tranquil: My Idea of Tranquil | Drawing](https://steemit.com/drawing/@zareceerine/inktober-2018-day-2-tranquil-my-idea-of-tranquil-or-drawing), I would like to show another entry for Day 3 with a theme of “Roasted” as it was based on the prompt list. What I had in mind was to have roasted marshmallows sandwiched in graham crackers for it to become smores. 😊 ### 1. Outline Initially, I drew a picture of the graham crackers, marshmallows, roasted marshmallows on stick, roasted marshmallows on a graham cracker, roasted marshmallows sandwiched in graham crackers, and a cup of melted chocolate. *I know that it might not be as noticeable that the cup contains melted chocolate, but imagining what you want to draw helps. 😉

### 2. Shading Now in this phase, the marshmallows have to look a roasted. I was having a hard time figuring out what a roasted marshmallow looks like since it had been so long since I last had smores. So, I first shaded the marshmallows in the lower left of the photo. I almost turned them black, you see. It was then when I realized that roasted marshmallows do not seem to be in that shade. Hahaha. I then, did a shade in a different manner, managing to place lines below every line of the curved marshmallows. https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmU1yZDQTbCYF4fmuzhnv7hyzjcFL1ye43XRw2BhapkLsG/R3.JPG ### 3. Emphasis Now, we have arrived in the part where giving emphasis to the outline of the drawing is given. Since I do not have a thick point pen to begin with, I decided to thicken the outline of the drawing after the details have been drawn.

As a result, upon adding my signature at the top right portion of the photo, I now present you the smores. https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmNR1bvwJvhF9KvuZBCSDpqcu8c52VdEaR3Stkto8c9twV/R6.JPG Pens used for this drawing was a black retractable RX P5 Faber-Castell pen a black Pilot G-Tec-C4 of 0.3-point pen. #### Things I have noticed while drawing for “Roasted” 1. I should have known before hand how “roasted” and “burnt” might have been different, particularly in terms of their shade. 2. I should be clear on which objects are part of the foreground and the background. That ends my step-by-step drawing for my entry for Day 3 on “Roasted”. _______________________________________________________________ Also, if you also wish to take part in the **Inktober 2018** challenge, grab your inking materials and paper, draw a work of art for each day of October using ink (pens can be used ^_^), and post them online. You can also choose whatever form of online site as social networking sites also count (i.e. Facebook, Instagram, etc.). *Feel free to post your comments or suggestions about this post.* Thank you for reading! 😉