Loose CrossHatching
If you have something painted, you've probably already used this method in the background. This is a simple but effective. I think this is a very artistic look. The main idea is to overlap the door lines. Start drawing a series of parallel diagonal lines. Then turn 90 degrees and make a drawing of a second series of diagonal lines, which overlap the first set. This can be repeated several times to build up the tone. Hatch can be as tightly or loosely as you want.
Tight CrossHatching
Using the ideas of non-hatching, shading, this method takes a bit further. Tone is built on repetition and a soft touch. I found this method of shading is working very well, I pet hair. It is not perfect and show through some paper teeth.
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