Coloured Pencil for Beginners Vol. 2 Vizsla Dog Nose
What you'll learn
- Simple techniques to create a foundation in the application of coloured pencils
- How to create a Vizsla Dogs Nose in just 9 Coloured Pencils
Requirements
- 9 Coloured Pencils
- Eraser/Battery Eraser
- Large Soft Brush
- Stanley Blade/Xacto Knife/Scalpel
- Bristol Board Paper or Similar
- Pencil Sharpener
- Low Tack Tape
- Glassine Paper
Description
Don’t quite know where to start with Coloured Pencils?
Let me help you... The Coloured Pencil for Beginners Series, is designed to show you Fundamental Beginners Techniques to help you begin your journey.
Techniques
We’ll start at the beginning, and with real time video, and supporting downloads, cover all the steps required to complete this cats eye, and the surrounding fur.
I walk you through step by step in the short Videos, so you can stop and start as you please, and return when you are ready.
When you have finished this course you will also be able to take what you have learnt and apply that knowledge to your future drawing projects.
Materials
In this Volume we’ll be concentrating on creating a Vizsla Dogs Nose, in just 9 coloured pencils.
I have chosen to use Faber Castell Polychromos and Bristol Board 300 Series. They are both excellent quality, artist grade and widely available at a reasonable price.
I will be providing a full work book to accompany the videos, and some hints and tips slides too. You will also receive line drawings, to help you transfer your image to paper. There’s even an option for you to run this through a printer so that you do not have to draw free hand.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners with Little or No Experience
- Beginners keen to build a good foundation in Coloured Pencil Techniques
Course content
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Instructor
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Joanne is a Professional Wildlife and Pet Portrait Artist, based in the North East of England.
She describes herself as a Self Taught, ‘Accidental Artist’ after being gifted an Art Set for Christmas. She rediscovered a love of drawing, that hadn’t been seen since school, over 30 years previously.
She is now on a Mini Mission to help Beginners to over come the fears and hurdles she faced in the beginning.
Her work, both private commission and wildlife, is now held in many Countries across the world.
She endeavours to capture realism, detail and personality in her work; her chosen mediums are usually Artists Coloured Pencil (Water and Traditional) or Pastel.
Her inspiration is drawn from the local wildlife, species of significant importance, and African Wildlife from her numerous visits to the South African bush.