Adapting the Flemish Method to Colored Pencil
Thinking about adapting the Flemish method to colored pencil? Before you begin, consider these three basic tips for getting the best results possible.
Thinking about adapting the Flemish method to colored pencil? Before you begin, consider these three basic tips for getting the best results possible.
Colored Pencil Mini Clinic – A complementary under drawing for a drawing of a bay horse.
Do you know how to finish a colored pencil drawing? What should be your final steps? How do you know when your drawing is finished?
My last post on this project ended with a decision that necessitated damage control. A lot of it! Bad for me, but good for you because I decided to show you how to fix a BIG mistake in colored pencil. So we’ll take a break from the regular tutorial, so …
Welcome back to my color glazing tutorial. This is week three and I’ll show you how to deepen color with color glazes. If you missed the first two parts or would like to review them again, here are the links. How to Draw a Horse’s Face in Colored Pencil How …
Last week, I showed you how to draw the umber under drawing for a horse portrait. When work concluded, the under drawing had been pushed as far as I cared to push it. The next step is color, so this week I’ll show you how to glaze color over an …
How to draw a horse’s face in colored pencil using an umber under drawing method based on the Flemish method of painting. Drawing the under drawing.
Today’s topic covers one of my favorite subjects: How to adapt the Flemish painting method to colored pencil. I spent several years experimenting with and learning the Flemish painting method in oils. There were more than a few missteps along the way, but there were also some great results. I …