I recommend avoiding details and shading the piece until its fully sketched in
you can blend charcoal with a piece of tissue if you use your fingers it will leave prints
if you are in the process of shading place a piece of paper between your hand and the paper to avoid smuging
you can use a slice of bread to remove the graphite like a stretch eraser
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Traditional sub-Saharan African harmony is a music theory of harmony in Sub-Saharan Africa In traditional African music, scales are practiced and thought of as Homophonic polyphony occurs when two different melodies are harmonized in the (Karlson E. Hester and Francis Tovey use the same phrase to describe it).
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They either delete the question because it's been out too long, contains inapropitite content or, was reported.
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(They might do it for no reason at times)
