Ultimate Pet Portrait Drawing Bundle - Cats & Dogs

Here's part one of the course! Find the pack containing the outline drawing, finished picture and written instructions in the resources section :-)

This project is great for anyone starting out with pastel pencils as it only uses 6 pencils. The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 184 dark naples ochre

• 187 burnt ochre

• 273 warm grey IV

• 176 van dyck brown

• 199 black

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

Here's part one of the course! Find the pack containing the outline drawing, finished picture and written instructions in the resources section :-)

The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 186 terracotta

• 176 van dyck brown

• 273 warm grey IV

• 131 coral

• 199 black

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

Here's part one of the course! Find the outline drawing and finished picture in the resources section :-)

As mentioned in the introduction this subject is slightly more advanced than the other pictures and uses 11 pencils instead of 6. It's therefore not part of our starter pack range and does not include written instructions. We think though that if you have completed the other projects you will have plenty of experience to grab a few more pencils and give this a go :-)

The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 103 ivory

• 183 light yellow ochre

• 131 coral

• 143 cobalt blue

• 273 warm grey IV

• 187 burnt ochre

• 283 burnt siena

• 175 dark sepia

• 177 walnut brown

• 199 black

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

Here's part one of the course! Find the pack containing the outline drawing, finished picture and written instructions in the resources section :-)

The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 182 brown ochre

• 187 burnt ochre

• 273 warm grey IV

• 168 earth green yellowish

• 175 dark sepia

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

Here's part one of the course! Find the pack containing the outline drawing, finished picture and written instructions in the resources section :-)

The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 191 pompeian red

• 187 burnt ochre

• 273 warm grey IV

• 173 olive green

• 199 black

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

Here's part one of the course! Find the outline drawing and finished picture in the resources section :-)

As mentioned in the introduction this subject is slightly more advanced than the other pictures and uses 8 pencils instead of 6. It's therefore not part of our starter pack range and does not include written instructions. We think though that if you have completed the other projects you will have plenty of experience to grab a couple more pencils and give this a go :-)

The colours used are the following:

• 101 white

• 103 ivory

• 273 warm grey IV

• 175 dark sepia

• 199 black

• 143 cobalt blue

• 131 medium flesh

• 191 pompeian red

These are colours from the Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencil Range. If you would like to use another brand then we have included the Faber-Castell Colour Chart in the resources section :-)

By completing all 6 pictures you will have gained a lot of experience and understanding of using pastel pencils to recreate cats and dogs.

Why not have a go at drawing your own pet or perhaps a family member's?

If you have enjoyed this course we would love it if you could leave us a positive review on Udemy as it helps others to discover their own hidden talents too.

If you would like to share your artwork with us or get in touch please drop us a message in the Q & A section or via the Udemy messaging tools. We would love to hear from you.

Lastly, we wish you all the best with your artistic journey and hope to welcome you on another course in the future.

- Colin and Steve