A cheese wedge with a few rounded holes

Practice a cheese wedge with clear forms and selected overlaps. Add a few rounded holes at different sizes. Flatten the top holes slightly to match the top plane. Use small gray inside selected holes and near the lower edge. Keep the cheese faces open.

A way into the drawing

1. Build the wedge planes

   Draw a triangular top and extend its near edges into a broad side. Keep all corners aligned.

2. Place varied holes

   Add a few rounded holes at different sizes. Flatten the top holes slightly to match the top plane.

3. Accent the openings

   Use small gray inside selected holes and near the lower edge. Keep the cheese faces open.

A small thing to tryAvoid placing every hole in a neat row; varied spacing feels more natural.