
Learn to render marbles on drafting film with colored pencils by building up soft, layered transitions from an orange base, using light pressure and reference-guided blending.
learn to depict marbles with colored pencils on drafting film by building up layers, applying highlights, and creating soft transitions to capture reflections.
Develop marbles on drafting film with colored pencils by building a black base, layering with controlled pressure, and detailing area by area to create a convincing 3D illusion and highlights.
Learn to render marbles with colored pencils on drafting film by layering colors, glazing with oranges, greens, and blues, and applying light and shadow for depth.
Create a marble study in colored pencils on drafting film by layering colors, building highlights with white, and refining tones through blues, greens, and yellows for color nuance.
Learn to create bright highlights and nuanced shadows on marbles with colored pencils on drafting film, using white for highlights, blues and greens for shadows, and careful color layering.
learn to render a marble on drafting film with colored pencils by building highlights with white under high pressure, layering reds, purples, browns, working section by section for consistency.
Layer scarlet red with orange red and crimson to build a marble base, then apply highlights and blues, purples, and yellows with pressure to create depth and color transitions.
learn to build a marble with colored pencils on drafting film by applying reds, purples, greens, and grays, blending with white, glazing, and adding highlights and transparency.
Learn to render a bright marble in colored pencils on drafting film through careful layering and base colors, mixing whites, yellows, blues, purples, pinks, and grays for vivid shading.
Learn to render marbles with colored pencils on drafting film by building darks with indigo, black, and greens, layering color, and adding white highlights to convey transparency and depth.
Learn to render marbles on drafting film with colored pencils by layering color, managing pressure, and preserving highlights to achieve smooth, nuanced blues and greens.
Learn to render marble textures on drafting film with colored pencils by layering cobalt blues, ultramarine, browns, and greens to create color transitions, reflections, and bright highlights.
Preserve highlights and build the marble in sections using color layering. Refine base colors with greens, yellows, blues, and browns, and reduce line art for a realistic look.
Apply a base layer on green areas, then build contrast with dark and light greens. Layer blues and greens, use cobalt and turquoise, refine color nuances for realistic leaves.
In this course, (all realtime video!), I will teach you how to create those beautiful marbles on drafting film. I teach you the whole project from start to finish. Of course there is a possibility to slow down the video or to speed it up (depends on your device). The project is made with colored pencils, I've used the polychromos from Faber Castel. They work really well on drafting film because of their sharp point and they contain less wax then most of the colored pencil brands. So less risk of wax bloom. I've used allmost all the colors, so there is no list of used pencils. In the end there were just a few - not used ones- in the box left. I name every color I use in the project, but of course you can pick your own. I'm working on drafting film. I've used the grafix drafting film .005 . That's the one on a roll. But feel free to use another brand. Some are a little smoother, so you have to keep in mind to work in thin layers!. Further I've used an electric eraser (tihoo has a nice one, but there are other possibilities too). Sometimes I use a Slice ceramic craftsknife on drafting film, but for this one it is not essential. Let's get started!