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For most areas (i.e. any that don’t benefit from an actual long grain) it’s better to do overlapping curly squigglies, or to follow a patchy hatching pattern.
As for balloons, if there’s any translucency, the colour would be stronger towards the edges of the shape, due to the angle of the surface getting more and more parallel with the viewer’s eyeline, hence absorbing more light, hence being less translucent, than the more perpendicular surfaces of the parts towards the middle. And due to how a balloon is produced, the colour would be stronger at the bottom and top, especially if it’s not filled near absolute capacity.
For most areas (i.e. any that don’t benefit from an actual long grain) it’s better to do overlapping curly squigglies, or to follow a patchy hatching pattern.
As for balloons, if there’s any translucency, the colour would be stronger towards the edges of the shape, due to the angle of the surface getting more and more parallel with the viewer’s eyeline, hence absorbing more light, hence being less translucent, than the more perpendicular surfaces of the parts towards the middle. And due to how a balloon is produced, the colour would be stronger at the bottom and top, especially if it’s not filled near absolute capacity.