Welcome back to Tuesday Tutorials. This weeks’ topic is adding colored pencil over a water soluble under drawing. This post is the follow up to last week’s Tuesday Tutorial, in which I showed how to draw an under drawing using water soluble colored pencils. If you missed that post or …
An explanation of basic brushing techniques for water soluble colored pencil for drawing landscapes, animals, and almost everything else.
Colored Pencil Mini Clinic – A complementary under drawing for a drawing of a bay horse.
There are dozens of tips for drawing reflections on water. Carrie shares a few basics that form the foundation for drawing believable water.
I have learned so much from you in my learning of art work with colored pencils over the past few months, and I thank you for that. I’ve been searching for something lately and not really finding good answers. I need to figure out how to draw/color carpet with colored …
I’m wanting to do a bokeh/blurred background in colored pencil for an image I’m working on, but the tutorials seem to range greatly between methods, and none of my practice samples look right. Some say all the circles much be the same size, some say different sizes, and still others …
If you draw landscapes, accurately drawing distance should be high on your list of acquired drawing skills. Especially if the landscapes you prefer to draw feature wide open views and lots of sky. In today’s post, I’m adding final colors over the far distance and middle distance. As you’ll recall …
A horse’s hoofs are as distinctive as human finger prints. The equine portrait artist needs to know how to draw horse legs and feet.
How to draw a horse’s hoof in graphite. This mini clinic includes step-by-step illustrations to show you how to draw a standing hoof.
