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Working with COLORED PENCILS - Basics & Practice
The Comprehensive Colored Pencil Drawing Masterclass
Created byJasmina Susak
Last updated 1/2024
English
What you'll learn
- How to blend and render colored pencils
- How to apply colored pencils for professional results
- How to draw human skin, hair and many other super-realistic textures
- How to draw lifelike animals and objects
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Course content
7 sections • 90 lectures • 27h 2m total length
- About Colored Pencils6:11
Dear Student!
Thank you so much for enrolling in this course. I am so glad to have you here with me.
In each lecture, you will find attached downloadable materials such as pencil sketches, reference photos, and final drawings.
The first section, "Basics" is about colored pencils and how to use them. Section 2, "Practice #1" contains real-time narrated drawing videos. I have included demonstrations on drawing textures and realistic objects. Section 3 "Practice #2" includes drawing 8 different tones of the human skin. Section 4 "Practice #3" contains the tutorials on different styles and colors of human hair. In Section 5 "Practice #4, you will find a lot of step-by-step written tutorials with pictures, which are not accompanied by videos.
Please find attached some helpful materials and resources such as Skin Tone Value Viewers, links to helpful applications, and coloring pages so that you can practice using colored pencils.
Please let me know if you have any questions and suggestions. I'd be glad to answer and help.
Enjoy the course!
Jasmina
- Which Colored Pencils I Use and Why4:11
- Other Tools (Paper, Blenders, etc.)9:50
- How to Hold and Control your Pencil4:34
- Color Theory4:40
- Color Mixing12:40
- How to Choose the Right Colored Pencils for your Drawings3:25
- Types of the Lines3:43
- A Smooth Gradient45:19
- How to color a sphere31:31
- How to Draw Fire24:58
- Fabric Folds11:58
- A Basketball Ball1:21:21
- Kiwies1:14:15
- Green Sneakers1:10:39
- Lips with a Cherry - Part #127:00
- Lips with a Cherry - Part #226:36
- Lips with a Cherry - Part #330:11
- Lips with a Cherry - Part #429:25
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 1 - Upper Bun45:16
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 2 - Letuce58:36
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 3 - Tomato cucumber36:44
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger : Part 4 - Ketchup Onion Cheese29:29
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 5 - Meat42:08
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 6 - Letuce35:09
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Burger: Part 7 - Lower Bun27:56
List of the pencils used:
Top Area (Bun):Luminance Pencil (Natural Russet): Used to create darker volumes.
Luminance Pencil (Burnt Ochre): Used for gradual shading to make it lighter.Tomato:Prismacolor Pencil (Scarlet Lake): Used for the main color of the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Poppy Red): Used for highlights on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Crimson Red): Used for shading and mid-tones on the tomato.
Prismacolor Pencil (Tuscan Red): Used for shadowed areas and depth on the tomato.Lettuce:Prismacolor Pencil (Apple Green): Used as the basic color for the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Chartreuse): Used for highlights on the lettuce.
Prismacolor Pencil (Dark Green): Used to add shadows and depth to the lettuce.
White Pencil: Used to create highlights on the lettuce and make it look wet.
Precision Knife: Used to create smooth edges and remove pencil marksCucumber:
Celadon Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cucumber.
Moss Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and darkening areas.
Green Light (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding dimension.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used in the shadowed areas.
5. Ketchup:
Crimson Lake (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the ketchup.
Black Raspberry (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
6. Onion:
Dahlia Purple (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the onion.
Parma Violet (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for tiny highlights to make it look wet.
7. Cheese:
Yellow Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the cheese.
Sand (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadows.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
8. Meat:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the meat and used for shading.
Dark Brown (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
9. Lettuce:
Apple Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the lettuce.
Chartreuse (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and adding depth.
Dark Green (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
White Ink Gel Pen - Used for creating tiny highlights to make it look wet.
10. Bun:
Dark Umber (Brand: Prismacolor) - Base color of the bun.
Brown Ochre (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for shading and creating shadowed areas.
Burnt Ochre (Brand: Caran d'ache Luminance) - Used for creating warm tones and highlights.
White (Brand: Prismacolor) - Used for highlights and blending.
The reference photo and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw Colored Pencils: Part 148:01
List of the pencils used:
Canary Yellow by Prismacolor
Yellow Chartreuse by Prismacolor
Indian Yellow by Prismacolor
Green Ochre by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White by Prismacolor
Pumpkin Orange by Prismacolor
Mineral Orange by Prismacolor
Terracotta by Prismacolor
Brown Ocher by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Dark Flash by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Raw Sienna by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White Gel Pen
Scarlet Lake by Prismacolor
Perylene Brown by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White pencil (for highlights and some shading)
Black pencil (for creating lines and shadows)
Carmine Lake (for darker shading)
Brown ocher 10% (for shading)
Brown ocher 50% (for shading)
Aquamarine (a greenish-blue pencil for coloring)
Metal Cobalt blue (for shading)
Prussian Blue (for shading)
Genuine Cobalt Blue (for shading)
Violet (for shading)
Parma violet (for shading)
Grass green (for shading)
Light Umber (for shading)
Dark Umber (for shading)
Cool Gray 10% (for blending and shading)
Cool Gray 20% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 30% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 50% (for shading and cast shadows)
The reference photos and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw Colored Pencils: Part 257:57
List of the pencils used:
Canary Yellow by Prismacolor
Yellow Chartreuse by Prismacolor
Indian Yellow by Prismacolor
Green Ochre by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White by Prismacolor
Pumpkin Orange by Prismacolor
Mineral Orange by Prismacolor
Terracotta by Prismacolor
Brown Ocher by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Dark Flash by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Raw Sienna by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White Gel Pen
Scarlet Lake by Prismacolor
Perylene Brown by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White pencil (for highlights and some shading)
Black pencil (for creating lines and shadows)
Carmine Lake (for darker shading)
Brown ocher 10% (for shading)
Brown ocher 50% (for shading)
Aquamarine (a greenish-blue pencil for coloring)
Metal Cobalt blue (for shading)
Prussian Blue (for shading)
Genuine Cobalt Blue (for shading)
Violet (for shading)
Parma violet (for shading)
Grass green (for shading)
Light Umber (for shading)
Dark Umber (for shading)
Cool Gray 10% (for blending and shading)
Cool Gray 20% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 30% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 50% (for shading and cast shadows)
The reference photos and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw Colored Pencils: Part 353:11
List of the pencils used:
Canary Yellow by Prismacolor
Yellow Chartreuse by Prismacolor
Indian Yellow by Prismacolor
Green Ochre by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White by Prismacolor
Pumpkin Orange by Prismacolor
Mineral Orange by Prismacolor
Terracotta by Prismacolor
Brown Ocher by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Dark Flash by Caran d'Ache Luminance
Raw Sienna by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White Gel Pen
Scarlet Lake by Prismacolor
Perylene Brown by Caran d'Ache Luminance
White pencil (for highlights and some shading)
Black pencil (for creating lines and shadows)
Carmine Lake (for darker shading)
Brown ocher 10% (for shading)
Brown ocher 50% (for shading)
Aquamarine (a greenish-blue pencil for coloring)
Metal Cobalt blue (for shading)
Prussian Blue (for shading)
Genuine Cobalt Blue (for shading)
Violet (for shading)
Parma violet (for shading)
Grass green (for shading)
Light Umber (for shading)
Dark Umber (for shading)
Cool Gray 10% (for blending and shading)
Cool Gray 20% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 30% (for shading and cast shadows)
Cool Gray 50% (for shading and cast shadows)
The reference photos and my pencil sketch are attached.
- How to Draw a Brown Horse1:16:55
- A Black Spider28:29
- How to Draw A Dolphin on Blue Paper1:19:58
- How to Draw a 3D Shark on Blue Paper29:28
- Light Skin Tone #112:14
In this section, I have included demonstrations of drawing 8 different human skin tones: light, medium, and dark. I will tell you exactly which colored pencil or a combination of colored pencils to use to create a particular skin tone so that you can use the tips from this class for your lifelike, realistic portraits.
When drawing the skin, I always use the technique called burnishing for which you will need wax-based colored pencils such as Prismacolor Premier or Caran D'ache Luminance 6901. Since they are both wax-based, they blend well together and I use them both for my portraits. My fans and followers always ask me what do I use to blend my colored pencils to make the drawn skin look like in photos without any pencil lines visible. My answer is: "I use another colored pencil" and I will show you how to blend and render colored pencils. I don't use things like underpaints or solvents.
Note: these tutorials cover only the skin, not the whole portraits. However, you will learn to draw basic tones, highlights, and shadows so that you can apply the techniques and combinations of colors to your future portraits.
- Light Skin Tone #26:44
Please find attached the reference photos for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photos.
- Light Skin Tone #317:13
- Light Skin Tone #48:49
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Medium Skin Tone #19:31
- Medium Skin Tone #29:37
- Dark Skin Tone #126:04
- Dark Skin Tone #224:05
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- How to Draw Light Brown Hair26:46
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Brown Hair12:07
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Black Hair12:07
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Black Straight Hair3:16
- Black Coarse Hair16:23
- Red Hair10:35
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Ginger Hair12:06
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Blonde Braid16:43
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Brown Hair Ponytail32:09
- Brown Hair with Highlights23:41
Please find attached the reference photo for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photo.
- Frosted Hair - Ponytail Style36:27
- Tied up Brown Hair22:58
Please find attached the reference photos for practicing. Use the same colors from the videos in the same order and draw the skin tone from the reference photos.
- Sketching2:07
- How to Draw an Apple4:09
- A Somali Ginger Cat6:26
- How to Draw Cherries5:57
- A Blue Trefoil Knot1:47
- A Tiger2:47
- A Gecko4:36
- A white Audi R8 e-tron (car)3:17
- A Red Rose2:42
- A Sunflower2:49
- Daisy Pollen (flower)4:27
- Magenta Zinnia (flower)0:49
- Bananas5:47
- Grape5:12
- A Horse's Head4:50
- Strawberries4:37
- Oranges5:05
- Watermelon5:20
- A Cup of Coffee3:08
- A Brown Running Horse2:54
- A Flying Parrot1:55
- A Cat and an Aquarium Golden Fish3:16
- A German Shepherd Dog4:34
- A Siamese Cat2:48
- A Chocolate Labrador Dog4:38
- A Panda2:34
- A Bengal Cat6:44
- A 3D Butterfly3:57
- 2 Bald Eagles1:34
- A Chameleon3:41
- A Squirrel1:27
- How to Draw a 3D Shoelace on Lined Paper2:31
- How to Draw a Butterfly on Grey Paper1:33
- How to Create Reference Photos for Drawing on Grey Paper4:34
- How to Edit your Drawings4:33
- How I Record and Edit my Drawing Videos2:03
- Inspiration Gallery
Requirements
- Artist-grade colored pencils (e.g. Prismacolor Premier, Luminance, Polychromos)
- High quality, thick paper
Description
If you want to improve your colored pencil drawings, or have never tried to work with colored pencils before, but would like to, this is the course you've been waiting for. This course provides answers to all you ever wanted to know about colored pencils and how to use them to create super-realistic textures such as hair, human skin, lifelike textures, and many more in simple, unique step-by-step demonstrations. Since Jasmina is a self-taught artist, the material is presented clearly with friendly instructions that everyone can follow. You will learn to draw from both reference photos and imagination so that you can learn to see things through the artist's eyes, enrich your creative mind, and get inspired
The first section, “Basics,” provides a lot of information about colored pencils that are important to know before you get started using this tool. The instructor explains which colored pencils she uses and why, which paper and tools she utilizes and recommends, how she mixes the colors to get real, lifelike colors that you can see in her drawings, how you can choose the right colors for your portraits, and many more.
The second section, “Practice,” contains a lot of demonstrations on how to apply colored pencils for professional results in real-time narrated drawing videos. Jasmina will show you her shading techniques and blending methods so that you can be equipped with the necessary skills to enable you to create your future drawings. The instructor also offers the downloadable sketch outlines for every drawing, so that you can start with an accurate initial sketch and have more time to practice coloring. You will also find a lot of articles containing written step-by-step drawing tutorials with pictures so that you can learn even more.
By enrolling in this course, you will get the personal contact details and support from the professional and famous colored pencil artist and art teacher, Jasmina Susak, whose photorealistic drawings are very popular around the world.
Enroll now and start using colored pencils like a pro!
Who this course is for:
- The lessons are presented with such simplicity and clarity that anyone can follow and do, beginner or advanced.