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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of shading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of shading in art, design, or metaphorically in discussions about nuance or complexity in a topic.
Example: "The artist added a bit of shading to the drawing to give it more depth and dimension."
Alternatives: "a touch of shading" or "a little shading".
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Color the character with a bit of shading.
If she has darker hair, like brown or black, and has a blonde highlight in it, shade the darker hair and leave the rest plain, with maybe a bit of shading.
With your pencil flat, use a bit of shading for the base.
Add a bit of shading under the nose and accentuate the chin.
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Patricia Sánchez-Baracaldo and John McMurray catching a bit of shade at the Granite Mountain Reserve.
A particular favorite of mine, because I have quite a bit of shade, is astilbe.
The salesman found a bit of shade on the corner of Hester and Baxter Streets in Chinatown and waited.
Minaj went on "The Morning Show" to make amends, although she couldn't resist throwing a bit of shade first.
There was a bit of shade from a bush and a clear view of the American side of the border, as far as Interstate 10.
Early pioneer species, like sideoats grama and green sprangletop, began sprouting, enriching the soil and providing a bit of shade for later species, like Indiangrass and big bluestem.
The sun beats down unmercifully and I'm thankful for the days when my palm tree is there to provide a bit of shade.
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