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Category Archives: Colored Pencil
ACEO Horse Painting in Colored Pencil, Step 4
ACEO Lockkeeper Portrait 3-1/2″ by 2-1/2″ Rising Stonehenge Drawing Paper, White In this session, I continued work with Verithin pencils, building as smooth and even a color layer as possible throughout the horse. The texture and softness of Rising Stonehenge … Continue reading
ACEO Horse Painting in Colored Pencil, Step 3
ACEO Lockkeeper Portrait 3-1/2″ by 2-1/2″ Rising Stonehenge Drawing Paper, White Work began with a few final layers of color on the background. I used many of the same colors used in previous sessions, but in the softer, thicker leaded … Continue reading
How to Fix Mistakes Made with Water Soluble Colored Pencils
A fast and easy way to fix mistakes in water-soluble colored pencil. Continue reading
Color Glazing a Landscape Painting with Colored Pencils
Painting realistic landscapes in colored pencil. Part 2. Continue reading
Mini Clinic: Complementary Under Painting
Today we’ll take a look at using a complementary under painting for colored pencil paintings. With this method, the under painting is created using colors opposite finished colors on the color wheel. For example, blue is opposite orange on the … Continue reading
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil, Week 17
Original Colored Pencil Painting 14 x 18 Mat Board Finished! The final week of work on Salt Lake in Colored Pencil involved more than just class time because of the cleanup work necessary before I could finish it. The first … Continue reading
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil, Week 16
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil enters the homestretch looking good, but falters in the stretch run. Continue reading
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil, Week 15
Work continues through Week 15 with completion of the legs, neck and shoulder and adjustments through other areas of the painting. Continue reading
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil, Week 14
Original Colored Pencil Painting 14 x 18 Mat Board As I’m fond of saying as Neal and I stand at the railroad tracks and watch trains pass, the end is near. This time, it’s not a freight, grain or … Continue reading
Salt Lake in Colored Pencil, Week 13
This week’s work continued the finishing work started last week. Again, the hindquarters were the focus of the work; this time, from the ground up. Continue reading
