How To Draw Animals For Beginners - Volume 1

In this lesson Colin walks you through the materials he uses for the course.

Pencils used in this picture (Colin uses Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils):

The 6 Pencils Colin uses are: 101 (white), 187 (Burnt Ochre), 273 (Warm Grey), 176 (Van Dyke Brown), 168 (Earth Green), 175 (Dark Sepia). 

In this video Colin teaches you how to draw the head of the barn owl using pastel pencil techniques.

In this video Colin teaches you how to draw the body and feet of the barn owl using pastel pencil techniques.

This is the second part of the body and feet tutorial.

The Tree Trunk section of this picture is broken down into 2 parts.

In this lesson Colin concludes the Tree Trunk section.

In this lesson Colin demonstrates how to add a simple background to the Barn Owl in Pastel Pencils.

In this course you will learn to draw a laying dog.

Pencils used in this picture (Colin uses Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils):

The 6 Pencils Colin uses are: 101 white, 184 dark naples yellow, 187 burnt ochre, 273 warm grey, 176 van dyck brown and 199 black. 

In this lesson Colin teaches you how to draw the Head of the laying dog.

In this lesson Colin teaches you how to Eyes the Head of the laying dog.

In this lesson Colin teaches you how to draw the body and the nose of the laying dog.

In this lesson Colin teaches you how to add a background to the laying dog.

In this course you will learn to draw a Siamese Kitten

The Pencils used in this picture (Colin uses Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils):

101 White
103 Ivory
230 Cold Grey I
233 Cold Grey IV
132 Light Flesh
179 Bistre
140 Light Ultramarine
143 Colbalt Blue
151 Helioblue-reddish
177 Walnut Brown
169 Caput Mortuum
194 Red-Violet
181 Payne's Grey
182 Brown Ochre
175 Dark Sepia
199 Black. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture.

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

This concluding part of the course completes the picture with finishing off the background.

In this course you will learn to draw a grey wolf! 

The Pencils used in this picture (Colin uses Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils):

101 White
103 Ivory
230 Cold Grey I
233 Cold Grey IV
183 Light Yellow Ochre
182 Brown Ochre
113 Orange Glaze
186 Terracotta
283 Burnt Siena
169 Caput Mortuum
179 Bistre
177 Walnut Brown
175 Dark Sepia
181 Payne's Grey
199 Black
140 Light Ultramarine 

As with the previous course, this subject is also broken down into bitesize lessons. Follow Colin along as he teaches you pastel pencil techniques.

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

This last lesson concludes the Grey Wolf with the background.

In this course you will learn to draw a Mother and Baby Penguin. 

The Pencils used in this picture (Colin uses Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils): 

101 White
230 Cold Grey I
233 Cold Grey IV
181 Payne's Grey
199 Black
140 Light Ultramarine
151 Helioblue-reddish
283 Burnt Siena
103 Ivory
106 Light Chrome Yellow
109 Dark Chrome Yellow
113 Orange Glaze
132 Light Flesh
131 Medium Flesh
190 Venetian Red
225 Dark Red

This final course teaches you how to draw a mother and baby penguin, again split into bitesize lessons.

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

In these lessons we break down the full picture into bitesize lessons so that you can pick up your pencils at anytime and continue with your picture. 

This final lesson concludes the picture as we always do with the background added in last.

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