>>4665541Do you mean you can't see stuff as shapes or simply can't get shapes to look good without any sort of marks on paper?
If the second problem, then according to one of my teachers, it's a matter of getting good and being able to visualize stuff on paper, and laying out a mental map of drawing.
>shadingI'm unsure if it's a matter terminology in English, but here we were taught to forget about shadows. To always think about either something being light (bright) or having less light. It's a quick way to learn to see proper values and not draw cartoon shadows.
