
Learn to create realistic or dreamy drawings with colored pencils on sanded paper using neocolor 2 and water-soluble media, blending, and a step-by-step real-time guide.
Begin by transferring the outline to center paper, then build a layered neocolor background using white, pink, light cobalt blue, and sky blue, blending with water for a dynamic sky.
Finish the background, let it dry completely, then apply a dark indigo base behind the raccoon and deepen with sepia and black for blending.
transfer the line drawing to the paper with transfer paper, leaving lines visible, then build the eye using layered colored pencils (47, 44, indigo, brown, black) and finish with fixative.
Apply sharp pencil points and layered dark-to-light tones to define the eye and surrounding fur. Follow strokes that mirror the fur and skull forms to create a convincing three-dimensional look.
Master the nose shading in colored pencils using multiple color layers—warm browns, indigo, and black—blended with a small brush to create depth, highlights, and a purple glow.
Color fur with pencils and neocolor 2 on sanded paper, building layers and adjusting colors. Spray textured fixative, analyze reference, and rework shadows and direction for realistic fur.
Create longer fur texture by layering warm gray and brown tones, blending with a pastel applicator, then build shadows with black, lighten with lighter tones, and lift highlights for realism.
Start with a base layer to shape the raccoon fur, study fur direction, and glaze browns 98 and 99 to build lighter accents and darker hairs with a bristle brush.
Learn to build realistic fur with neocolor 2 and colored pencils on sanded paper by layering browns, grays, and blacks, glazing for depth, and preserving hair structure.
Master fur rendering with neocolor 2 and colored pencils on sanded paper by building from dark to light, layering browns and blacks, and refining details against a reference.
Learn to render raccoon fur on the cheek and behind the ear using neocolor 2 and colored pencils on sanded paper with dark gray, black, sepia, and ivory strokes.
Darken the ear with brownish black, blend with brown, then layer ivory and the other colors 99, 85, 97, and 98 using neocolor 2 and colored pencils on sanded paper.
Follow the skull forms to guide the forehead fur, stroke toward the nose, and build shadows with black, ivory, and 98; soften selectively with a bristle brush to preserve curls.
Finish the first layer, mask the sky, and spray a textured fixative from about 30 centimeters; then rework with colored pencils, layer, glaze, and add highlights to build depth.
Apply final touches to a raccoon drawing on sanded paper by layering darker tones with texture fixative, then lighter tones, and finish with a final fixative for high-contrast pieces.
In this colored pencil drawing course I will show you step by step, how to combine the watersoluable neocolor 2 with colored pencils. The neocolor 2 is used to create a painterly background, the polychromos (from faber castel) colored pencils are used to create a realistic looking fur , the wonderderful shiny eyes and a lovely textured nose. With this cool raccoon as a result. The drawing is made on sanded paper, you can use Fisher 400, Uart paper (grade 400, 500 or 600) or the wonderful lux archival sanded paper (from Brush and Pencil). Of course I will tell you all about the supplies I've used, I will provide you with the easy printable linedrawing and the beautiful referencephoto. The 15 videos are in real time and timelapsed. The speed of the video can be adjusted by using the menu. So follow the steps and I'm sure you can do this one too!
This course will help you a lot , it is made for beginners but also suitable for the more advanced students. Just follow the steps, grab your art supplies and join this coloring fun! Don't think it's too difficult, because you can do this! Let's color the world!