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Owl in colored pencils on drafting film
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(24 ratings)
147 students

Owl in colored pencils on drafting film

A realistic drawing with colored pencils
Last updated 12/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • you will learn to draw this beautiful owl with colored pencils on drafting film

Course content

1 section23 lectures7h 0m total length
  • The supplies, recources, photo's ect.0:05
  • lesson 127:37
  • lesson 2A12:40
  • lesson 2B5:33
  • lesson 325:36
  • lesson 421:11
  • lesson 526:11
  • lesson 627:06
  • lesson 715:09
  • lesson 821:23
  • lesson 926:11
  • lesson 1018:34
  • lesson 1119:42
  • lesson 1222:26
  • lesson 1325:31
  • lesson 1414:51
  • lesson 1527:10
  • lesson 1615:55
  • lesson 179:40
  • lesson 1820:17
  • lesson 1920:45
  • lesson 209:48
  • lesson 217:14

Requirements

  • of course you'll need the supplies , a little time en soms patience to finish this nice piece

Description

In this course I will teach you step by step how to draw this beautiful owl with colored pencils on drafting film. The videos are all in real time, so no timelapsed parts. I show you the complete process and provide you with the lineart and reference of course.

And I name all the colored pencils I use. So draw with me! I’ve used the polychromos from Faber Castell. A wonderful brand of colored pencils, They are oilbased and work really well on drafting film, without the risk of waxbloom.  Waxbloom can cause problems on drafting film because fixatives can cause problems on the surface , so I avoid to use them!

There is a list of colors included.

I work on grafix drafting film, but other drafting films can be used too. Some are a little smoother and take less layers.  Besides that I use an eraser pencil from faber castell, sometimes an electric eraser (tihoo)  and a wonderful tool is the ceramic knife. I use the craftsknife from Slice.

The reference is one from pixabay so it's copyrightfree.

I hope you'll have a lot of fun of the tutorial and make these techniques your own. In that way you can soon draw whatever you like on drafting film!

So let us color the world!


Who this course is for:

  • people who love to draw with colored pencils, from beginners to advanced students