Tools for realistic fur in colored pencil
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Do you have trouble getting tiny lines for fur in colored pencil? Try these tips!
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Love how the cheetah turned out. Great tips for using the slice tool on regular paper. I have tried it a couple times, but gave up because I wasn't getting the look I wanted but I never tried burnishing the white under the light areas.
Tysm for this video! I remember trying to look up or find what the heck was that slice tool when I first started admiring realism art. I’ve been trying to take my artistic journey more seriously lately, after 3 stressed-filled years going through college for art. I wasn’t really creating what I wanted to create so I felt less than because of my burnout and even considered that maybe art just wasn’t my thing. Your videos inspire me and I can’t wait to try these tools suggested in the video! 💛
Just found your channel 2 days ago. I am in awe of your work and appriciate all the information you provide! I loved this video, stunning result!
Awesome! Thank you!
This one is now proudly displayed on my hallway wall!
Thank you sooo much, especially for white product...Your information is really helpful!💓
Art Formula 🎨 🖌 > light/ dark + sharp/ blurry edges + nice composition = Beautiful Painting/ Drawing. 🖼
Awesome!! Great tips thanks! Thumbs-up for hubby as well!! He really is a natural talent 😆
Beautiful details!🥰
This turned out amazing!💞 I still haven't tried the touch up texture/titanium white powder yet🤦🏼♀️,.. I think I'll get on it finally now👍😊
Ha,ha! That's the way I was but it was over horses! I was crazy over them. Thank you, for the awesome teaching it was very helpful!
Oh Lisa, I'm convinced now........ I NEED a Slice tool!! Great video. TFS!!
That was so helpful on both the slice tool and layering. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Oh boy, weird kid stories. I have a bunch of them. One weird thing i did as a child was actually a totally normal thing to me and i didn't even know it was weird until my mom pointed it out.
I had this habit of disappearing into my own world. And i'm not talking about having a vivid imagination, which i do. Whenever I was in a situation where I was bored and couldn't do anything to get out of it (like having lunch or dinner with family, especially on holidays and birthdays, where I always finished quickly but was not allowed to leave the table until the adults said so), I would choose an object to stare at for a few seconds (like a saucier or an empty food plate), then my vision would get blurry and suddenly i was in my fantasy world, in a forest with elves or on a mountain hill with dragons in the sky, etc. And there i would explore this world or watch a scene unfold.
I later learned that whenever i was in that state, i wouldn't react to people talking to me, calling my name or even touching me. As a small child nobody really noticed, cause i would return back to reality fairly quickly on my own before the adults would pay attention to it. But as i got older, as a teenager, it was noticed as it happened in school during math lessons or just normal sunday lunch with my parents. If it wasn't for my father hating psychologists with all his heart, my mom would have dragged me to therapy because of it before i even hit puberty. She actually later did secretely but was told, that i just had a very vivid imagination and am the kind of person who can loose themselves in whatever i'm concentrating on, but it could also be a form of autism.
Btw, when I started living on my own it became a bit problematic when it happened on public transportation, have missed my station more than once because of it.
Yep, I was a weird kid and still am.
I was/am crazy about all animals. At one point I wanted a dog so much all I would do was bark at people. No words ever, just barking.
My Mom was a theater manager. She introduced me to a big wig from the main office one day. "Melissa, this is Mr. Wolf"...
"Say hello"... Of course you can imagine what I did! "Bark, bark bark!!" My Mom was mortified! Rofl 🤣 😂 I am such an embarrassment! Lol!
Yeah, I never got a dog either...
He is gorgeous!
Thank you this was very helpful :)
Finally some natural realism! I was kinda missing it!
I love this piece! You are such an inspiration!
I myself paint in acrylics a lot
I'm working on a new one in acrylics now that I can't wait to share!! :D
Excellent
A beautiful drawing Lisa. Thanks for sharing your tips and tricks (-: Marion
Great info !
Do you have any videos on creating fur with acrylic paint ?
I'll need to watch this one later, but thank you for all your hard work that you share here. 💗
Thank you for these tips!
Thats not so weird , I used to do jigsaw puzzles from the back (no image, just the grey backing, I got pretty darn good at it lol.... I also used to allow flies to land on me and watch them while they juat sat there (now surly thats weird? Hahaha
HAHAHA I love it!!
I thought dolphins were your thing as a child, I don’t think you were a weird kid, it just shows how imaginative you were and still are
Dolphins came later in my teenage years :)
Love your work very inspiring 👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much!
For some reason lost to the mists of time, I always did a light or medium(depending on the subject, lighting, etc.)wash with purple before I'd start with the watercolor. So, I wonder if this technique would work on a colored pencil drawing. Of course I was a weird kid.
Outstanding ❤️
Thanks 🤗
@@Lachri you are welcome ma'am 🙏💐.. You are really great Artist.. I am your Fan ❤️
Amazing work and great advise! I can't find the suppliesin the description, though. Where do I need to look? I checked the description and they are not listed there.
Weird kid huh.....well, here’s my little story:
When I was really young, I would ask my parents, sister and neighbours:”When will I have these?” , while pointing with both hands at my shoulders. No one could figure out what I meant, until one day I discovered the word I was looking for myself: Wings. Angels wings to be exact.
They could have known however, because I would let myself fall down the stairs whenever I would get the chance, believing I could fly.
Still believe that though, but now I understand that flying isn’t so difficult. It’s the landing I never learned.....
Is there a way to apply the technique without the splice tool?
hello, if you burnisch with white, how can you add more layers after that? is it because you use solvent?
is there a way to do this without the odorless mineral spirits?
Hi Lisa! Amazing drawing I loved it. I have a question: instead of a slice tool can i use an xacto knife? Or is there a difference in the result? Thank you 🙏
I'm curious too. Or even a skewer...
Cheetahs are my favorite land animals
Oh I've been a LOT of animals in my childhood... 🤣 ALSO for a long time. I've been the weirdo All my live🤷🏻♀️
omg I thought was the only one that did that and also a horse. Its ok I grew up just fine lol
Also when i was a smol kid like 3 or 4...? I was looking at the other kid and never played with them cuz they where using doll and such and i was like...that look soooooo childish imma getting otta here......gues i got mature a bit too fast hahahahahaha
Excellent