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Seaturtles, pastelpencils on pastelmat
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Seaturtles, pastelpencils on pastelmat

learn to create this beautiful seascape yourself!
Last updated 1/2022
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What you'll learn

  • you will learn to work with pastelpencils
  • you will learn to draw in a realistic way
  • you will make a beautiful seascape with pastelpencils and panpastels on pastelmat
  • you will have hours of fun creating this one!

Course content

1 section24 lectures18h 4m total length
  • Introduction0:44
  • lesson 1A47:09

    Create a realistic sea turtle seascape in pastels by transferring line art, building a soft base, and layering blues and shadows with pastels and colored pencils for depth.

  • lesson 1B49:55

    Learn to build depth in sea turtle studies with pastel pencils on pastelmat by observing a reference, balancing lights and darks, and adding color variation.

  • lesson 2A47:43

    Learn to build a sea turtle study by selecting base browns and ochres, blending layers, and refining values with red, green, blue, and white to capture light and texture.

  • lesson 2B56:26

    Color a sea turtle with pastel pencils on pastelmat, build a base with earth green and ivory, then layer indigo, blues, greens, and browns for wrinkles and highlights.

  • lesson 3A47:21

    Paint the sea turtle's eye area with ivory and yellowish base, then layer greenish-blue and gray-pink tones, add brown details, and blend with pressure variations to create depth and highlights.

  • lesson 3B42:48

    learn to paint coral and a sea turtle with pastels on pastelmat, building dark to light layers, blending colors, creating variations, and using highlights with white for texture-free surfaces.

  • lesson 4A47:18

    Develop a sea turtle portrait using pastel pencils on pastelmat by building color in sections, blending sanguine and ivory tones, and adding light lines and details for depth.

  • lesson 4B47:19

    Learn to paint a sea turtle with pastel pencils on pastelmat by layering colors, building contrast, adjusting values, and focusing on one area at a time to refine detail.

  • lesson 5A47:43

    Start with a base layer, then build details by blending blue, green, brown, and indigo to create depth. Add lines between segments and finish with ivory and white highlights.

  • lesson 5B33:51

    Learn to add color and details to a seaturtles scene using pastel pencils on pastelmat, blending blues and greens, applying white highlights, and protecting work while building the fish background.

  • lesson 6A55:02

    Explore building the background for a sea turtle artwork using pen pastels and sponges, blending ultramarine, turquoise, violet, and black, and avoiding halos with careful layering.

  • lesson 6B50:53

    Practice multi-layer pastel pencil techniques on pastelmat to add detail and depth to sea turtle drawings, using blue and earth-green tones, inspired by reference, and halo-free edges through careful blending.

  • lesson 7A46:11

    Follow pastel pencil technique to render a sea turtle, layering ultramarine, blues, greens, and browns on pastelmat, using a sponge and bristol brush to control pigment, create depth and highlights.

  • lesson 7B48:28

    learn to build depth with pastel pencils on pastelmat by shaping midtones, shadows, and highlights, blending with a stump for subtle color transitions.

  • lesson 8A47:01

    Master sea turtle drawing with pastel pencils on pastelmat, building depth from dark to light. Learn section-by-section shading, blending, and detailing to achieve rich values and vibrant highlights.

  • lesson 8B49:39

    In lesson 8b, study reference to guide where sea turtles start, build shading with color transitions, darken key areas, and avoid rushing to achieve depth.

  • lesson 9A49:23

    Create depth in pastel pencil art on pastelmat by building a base, adding lighter and darker layers, blending ochre, blue, white, and brown, while using references and patient practice.

  • lesson 9B50:12

    Build a blue-toned seascape with pastels, starting with a dark base, layering ultramarine and turquoise for depth, and adding texture with sponges. Avoid halo effects and plan future sessions.

  • lesson 10A44:41

    Master the dark-to-light technique with pastel pencils on pastelmat: start with black, build midtones and textures, layer ultramarine blue and greens, add highlights, and adapt details from reference.

  • lesson 10B48:25

    create a blue-based base using indigo and lighter blues, add white highlights, and deepen shadows to define fish shapes and depth in the background with pencils and pens.

  • lesson 11A44:21

    Work through a sea turtle drawing with pastel pencils on pastelmat, building the base with ochre and blues, layering shadows, and creating varied segments for depth without copying the reference.

  • lesson 11B44:56

    Build depth by starting with darks and layering toward light, while imagining segments and working from back to front to guide shadows and highlights.

  • lesson 11C37:07

Requirements

  • Of course you need the artsupplies , some time and some patience

Description

In this course, ( it is all realtime video!), I will teach you in 11 lessons, how to create those beautiful seaturtles and the detailed background on pastelmat. Each lesson is devided into two parts.  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 (these possibilities depend on your device). The project is made with pastel pencils, I've used the Pitt pastels from Faber Castel. But of course you can use you're own preferred brand. Allthough I name the colors I use of course.  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 clairfontaine pastelmat. I've used the white pastelmat, because the colors will come out the brightest on a white surface, again ..of course you can choose another color to work on.  Further I've used a paperstump, some kneeded eraser and transferpaper (I've used grey, but blue will work too of course).

So dive in the deep!

Let's color the world!

Who this course is for:

  • this course is for everyone who wants to create this beautiful seascape in pastels