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Colored Pencil Course: How to Draw People and Pets
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(2 ratings)
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Colored Pencil Course: How to Draw People and Pets

Narrated Real-Time Drawing Tutorials
Created byJasmina Susak
Last updated 12/2024
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Learn to draw realistically from reference photos.
  • Blend colored pencils to create smooth, lifelike skin.
  • Render soft animal fur with ease.
  • Mix the colored pencils

Course content

3 sections • 20 lectures • 15h 14m total length

  • Introduction1:09
  • White girl white cat - intro10:30

    Colored pencils used:

    Burnt Ochre (10%) (skin)

    Seashell Pink (skin)

    Burnt Sienna (50%) (skin)

    Dark Brown

    Dark Umber

    Light Umber (hair)

    Violet Pink

    Sienna Brown

    Carmine Red (for the lips)

    Cream (for the background)

    Jasmine (for the background)

    Yellow Ochre (for the background)

    Mineral Orange

    Green Ochre

    Moss Green

    Kelp Green

    Dark Phthalo Cyanine Green (by Luminance)

    Chartreuse (for the stems)

    Lime Peel (for the stems)

    French Grays (for the flowers, cat)

  • White girl white cat 141:13

    Colored pencils used:

    Burnt Ochre (10%) (skin)

    Seashell Pink (skin)

    Burnt Sienna (50%) (skin)

    Dark Brown

    Dark Umber

    Light Umber (hair)

    Violet Pink

    Sienna Brown

    Carmine Red (for the lips)

    Cream (for the background)

    Jasmine (for the background)

    Yellow Ochre (for the background)

    Mineral Orange

    Green Ochre

    Moss Green

    Kelp Green

    Dark Phthalo Cyanine Green (by Luminance)

    Chartreuse (for the stems)

    Lime Peel (for the stems)

    French Grays (for the flowers, cat)

  • White girl white cat 21:07:25

    Colored pencils used:

    Burnt Ochre (10%) (skin)

    Seashell Pink (skin)

    Burnt Sienna (50%) (skin)

    Dark Brown

    Dark Umber

    Light Umber (hair)

    Violet Pink

    Sienna Brown

    Carmine Red (for the lips)

    Cream (for the background)

    Jasmine (for the background)

    Yellow Ochre (for the background)

    Mineral Orange

    Green Ochre

    Moss Green

    Kelp Green

    Dark Phthalo Cyanine Green (by Luminance)

    Chartreuse (for the stems)

    Lime Peel (for the stems)

    French Grays (for the flowers, cat)

  • White girl white cat 345:20

    Colored pencils used:

    Burnt Ochre (10%) (skin)

    Seashell Pink (skin)

    Burnt Sienna (50%) (skin)

    Dark Brown

    Dark Umber

    Light Umber (hair)

    Violet Pink

    Sienna Brown

    Carmine Red (for the lips)

    Cream (for the background)

    Jasmine (for the background)

    Yellow Ochre (for the background)

    Mineral Orange

    Green Ochre

    Moss Green

    Kelp Green

    Dark Phthalo Cyanine Green (by Luminance)

    Chartreuse (for the stems)

    Lime Peel (for the stems)

    French Grays (for the flowers, cat)

  • White girl white cat 443:37
  • White girl white cat 521:55

    Master layered colored pencil techniques to render hair, skin, and a white cat by blending French gray, umber, ochre, and greens, while lifting highlights for realism.

  • White girl white cat 621:21

    Learn to use a white color pencil to create highlights on the cat's fur, blend browns and amber, and build fluffy texture with brown ochre, dark umber, and tiny hairs.

  • White girl white cat 756:54

    Apply a layered colored pencil technique to hair and a white cat, building the background with greens, blending with cool grays, and adding flyaways for realism.

  • White girl white cat 854:38

    Master white fur rendering using French gray and warm gray pencils, blending tiny hairs, outlining and highlighting with a white pencil and gel pen, plus whisker and lace details.

  • White girl white cat 91:00:06
  • White girl white cat 1054:26

    Render skin, clothes, and fur with warm gray, cool gray, and French gray tones, leaving highlights white, then blend edges and add hairs with a colorless blender and gel pen.

Requirements

  • High-quality paper and colored pencils are all you need.

Description

Discover the art of drawing photorealistic masterpieces from reference photos! Master the skill of blending with colored pencils to create smooth, lifelike skin tones and learn the secrets of rendering animals' soft, delicate fur with precision. Explore detailed discussions about the tools and techniques the artist uses to achieve photorealism. Understand the importance of mixing and blending colors to bring depth to your work. Gain valuable tips, advice, and insights through a fully narrated process with no skipped or sped-up sections.

Every step is clearly explained, helping you grasp not just how to replicate techniques but why they work. This course empowers you to draw realistic images with patience and practice. By enrolling, you’ll receive personalized support and contact details from Jasmina Susak, a globally recognized colored pencil artist whose works have inspired many.

Whether you’re an aspiring artist or looking to refine your skills, this course provides everything you need to create stunning photorealistic art. With the guidance of a professional, you’ll gain confidence and technical expertise to make your drawings stand out.

Start your journey into the world of photorealistic art and discover how to use colored pencils like a pro. Enroll today and transform your artistic skills!


Who this course is for:

  • This course is for those who want their drawings to look like photos.

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