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How to Draw Farm Animals Vol 2 - Cow, Goat and Lambs
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How to Draw Farm Animals Vol 2 - Cow, Goat and Lambs

Learn How to Draw 3 more AMAZING Farm Animals with EASY to follow step by step videos. Draw Pictures you can be proud of
Created byColin Bradley School of Art
Last updated 9/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • How to use Pastel Pencil Techniques to Draw 3 Different Farm Animals
  • Apply the light to dark rule when layering pastel tones
  • Be able to apply the techniques learnt to their own pictures
  • Easy to copy techniques with step by step videos

Course content

5 sections • 15 lectures • 7h 48m total length

  • Introduction2:39

    Please see the Article for the introduction to the pencils and materials recommended for this course.

  • General Introduction4:22

    In this general introduction video I talk about the basic materials - the Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils, colour shaper, double ended eraser and sharpening your pencils.

    I show the Fabriano Ingres Paper that is used for the courses.

    I also show how to transfer our line drawing onto your pastel paper using a Tracedown Carbon.

  • Pencils and Paper Makes I Use8:53

    In this video I show you the brands of pencils and paper that I work with. In this course we use the Ingres and Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils (plus some cretacolor pencils for the Highland Cow).

    We are not allowed to provide direct links to purchase the materials however you can find the materials on either our store ("Colin Bradley Art Store") or Amazon.

  • Pencils used in the course0:42

    Pastel Pencils used for each project:

    Highland Cow

    Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils

    • 101 white

    • 103 ivory

    • 270 warm grey I

    • 230 cold grey I

    • 233 cold grey IV

    • 187 burnt ochre

    • 188 sanguine

    • 283 burnt siena

    • 183 light yellow ochre

    • 180 raw umber

    • 189 cinnamon

    • 169 caput mortum

    • 160 manganese violet

    • 194 red-violet

    • 102 cream

    • 104 light yellow glaze

    • 170 may green

    • 168 earth green yellowish

    • 172 earth green

    • 165 juniper green

    • 174 chrome green opaque

    • 149 bluish turquoise

    • 151 helioblue-reddish

    • 181 payne's grey

    • 199 black

    Cretacolor Pastel Pencils

    • 131 tan light

    • 130 tan dark

    • 229 brown gray

    • 162 indigo

    • 157 mountain blue

    • 250 ivory black

    • 217 bistre

    • 187 pea green

    Optional: General White Charcoal Pencil.

    Billy Goat

    Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils

    • 101 white

    • 103 ivory

    • 270 warm grey I

    • 273 warm grey IV

    • 230 cold grey I

    • 233 cold grey IV

    • 183 light yellow ochre

    • 182 brown ochre

    • 179 bistre

    • 180 raw umber

    • 187 burnt ochre

    • 283 burnt siena

    • 177 walnut brown

    • 189 cinnamon

    • 169 caput mortum

    • 102 cream

    • 172 earth green

    • 168 earth green yellowish

    • 174 chrome green opaque

    • 181 payne's grey

    • 199 black

    • 149 bluish turquoise

    • 151 helioblue-reddish

    Ewe and Baby Lamb

    Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils

    • 101 white

    • 103 ivory

    • 270 warm grey I

    • 273 warm grey IV

    • 132 light flesh

    • 165 juniper green

    • 182 brown ochre

    • 109 dark chrome yellow

    • 187 burnt ochre

    • 283 burnt siena

    • 177 walnut brown

    • 181 payne's grey

    • 199 black

    • 149 bluish turquoise

    • 172 earth green

    • 168 earth green yellowish

    • 174 chrome green opaque

Requirements

  • Selection of Pastel Pencils (Faber-Castell and some Cretacolor - see our introduction lecture for full materials breakdown)
  • Pastel Paper - Colin uses Sand Coloured Fabriano Ingres Paper
  • Colour Shaper Blending Tool (We recommend to have a grey chisel size 2 shaper at least. See the materials lecture for more information on shapers)
  • Eraser (we recommend a double ended eraser - one with a soft and hard end)

Description

Have you ever wished you could draw?

Would you love to be able to draw AMAZING pictures you never thought possible?

With this course you'll learn to draw 3 amazing dog portraits by following our easy step by step videos.

Pick up and Learn

In my 30+ Years of Experience I have found that Pastel Pencils is the by far the easiest art medium to pick up and learn.

In this course you will learn how to draw 3 stunning farm animal pictures:

  • Highland Cow

  • Billy Goat

  • Ewe and Baby Lamb

When you have finished this course not only will you walk away with 3 incredible paintings but you will also be able to apply what you have learnt to draw your own pictures.

Materials

For all pictures I use Sand Coloured Fabriano Ingres Paper, this is a great neutral tone and works so well for all kinds of subjects. It is ideal for someone fairly new to pastel pencil work as you can erase so easily on the paper. I also use Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils and refer to these throughout the course. You can of course use any materials that you wish to use.

I would recommend this course for intermediate level artists. Perhaps you have tried my free courses and want to venture into the next level up or have already used Pastel Pencils before.

If you are just starting out with pastel pencils let me not discourage you from giving this subject a go, you will certainly learn a lot from the lessons and hopefully enjoy it as you do!

I provide you with an outline drawing for each subject so that you do not have to draw free hand. Trace this through to your paper or print it straight out using your printer.

I walk you through step by step with Video instruction how to draw each stage. You'll learn techniques behind drawing farm animals and create pictures you can be proud of.

I have broken the course down into bitesize chunks that you can follow and return to with ease.

If you love drawing and want to discover easy techniques to create stunning art that you can transfer to your own pictures then this course is for you.

Who this course is for:

  • Those that have tried Colin's free courses and want to try more challenging pictures
  • Students with some drawing experience wishing to use pastels
  • Artists that wish to learn Colin's self taught pastel pencil techniques in their own work
  • Intermediate Level Artists

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