How To Colour An Elk, Stag And Impala Pastel Pencil Course

What you'll learn
How to colour a Stag, Impala and Elk
The fundamentals with using Pastel Pencils
The light to dark rule when layering Pastel Pencils
How to apply the techniques learnt to colour their own wild animal paintings
Requirements
Pastel Pencils (we list all the pencils required in the introduction)
Pastel Paper - Colin uses Fabriano Ingres and PastelMat Paper but you can use another make
Colour Shaper Blending Tools (We recommend to have at least a grey chisel size 2 shaper)
Eraser (we recommend a double ended eraser - one with a soft and hard end)
Description
Would you love to be able to paint AMAZING Wild Animals?In this course you will learn techniques to be able to paint a Stag, Elk and Impala. When you're finished, you'll have the skills to be able to paint your own wild animals too.Pastel PencilsIt all starts with Pastel Pencils. In my 30+ Years of Experience I have found that Pastel Pencils is the by far the easiest art medium to pick up and learn.When you have finished this course not only will you walk away with 3 AMAZING Paintings but you will also be able to apply what you have learnt to draw own pictures.MaterialsPastel PencilsPastel Pencils are a wonderful medium, they can be blended easily on top of each other and, because they're in a pencil form, are very easy to use. These subjects are technically classed at an "Intermediate" level however I always say that no matter your experience, if you want to have a go, then you should. We use 24 Pastel Pencils from Faber- Castell and 8 from Cretacolor. You can of course use your own brand of pastel pencil too. We provide you with colour charts so that you can compare the colours. Here is the full list of colours used within the course:Faber-Castell PITT Pastel Pencils101 white103 ivory230 cold grey I233 cold grey IV132 beige red189 cinnamon131 coral169 caput mortuum283 burnt sienna181 payne's grey199 black156 cobalt green143 cobalt blue102 Cream113 Orange Glaze186 Terracotta182 Brown Ochre184 Dark Naples Ochre270 Warm Grey I273 Warm Grey IV176 van dyck brown188 sanguine187 burnt ochre172 earth greenCretacolor Pastel Pencils231 silver gray229 brown gray130 tan dark136 old rose dark135 old rose light239 paynes gray210 sienna237 blue grayPastel PaperI start off with using Fabriano Ingres Pastel Paper (160gsm) for the Stag and Impala and move onto using PastelMat Pastel Paper (300gms) for the Elk. The Fabriano is a more forgiving paper in that you can erase mistakes more easily so we start off with this one and then move onto PastelMat which is a better paper in that it can take more layers and gets better results, but it is less forgiving in that you cannot really erase mistakes. You can of course use your own paper that you would like, there's no pressure to use the same as me.Outline DrawingI provide you with a basic outline drawing for each picture. If you wish to use this, simply trace the outline to your paper using a graphite transfer sheet like tracedown (for dark grey paper you will benefit from using a white tracing sheet so you can see the outline more clearly).Step by Step InstructionsI walk you through step by step with video instruction how to draw each stage. You'll learn techniques behind drawing beautiful bird pictures and create pictures you can be proud of.Start Learning TodayWith just a small amount of pencils you will see the AMAZING effects you can get.Let your journey into drawing and painting start here.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Colour Charts
Section 2: Basics
Lecture 3 Welcome
Lecture 4 Pastel Pencils
Lecture 5 Pastel Paper
Lecture 6 Blending Pastel Pencils
Lecture 7 Fixative
Lecture 8 Outline Drawing/Using Our Courses
Section 3: Stag
Lecture 9 Part 1
Lecture 10 Part 2
Lecture 11 Part 3
Lecture 12 Part 4
Section 4: Impala
Lecture 13 Part 1
Lecture 14 Part 2
Lecture 15 Part 3
Section 5: Elk
Lecture 16 Part 1
Lecture 17 Part 2
Lecture 18 Part 3
Section 6: Summary
Lecture 19 Sharing your work
Artists that would like to learn to use Pastel Pencils,Anyone wanting to try colouring as an enjoyable hobby,Artists that enjoy drawing wild animals


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