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Selections for Colored Pencil
Bet Borgeson, Still Life Lead soldiers, cup and saucer demo/tutorial in 7 steps plus close-ups; includes transfer method Bet Borgeson, Drawing/Composition Tutorial-demonstration shows process of how colored pencil can be successfully lifted and corrected; see black hat turn into white rabbit; supported with 7 photos w/close-ups, text Gina Mikel, Scientific Illustration Frog on a pencil in 5 steps; masterful demo of lighthearted subject; explains essence of illustrating a subject versus rendering a full composition. Janet Pantry, Animal/Wildlife Cat portrait on toned sanded paper in 6 steps; good explanation of a great time saving technique that can accommodate photorealism or painterly styles Paula Pertile, Still Life 10-step rendering of cheese wedge and cherry tomato; large images; w/text Gail Maki Wilson, Portrait 6-step demo begins with full graphite drawing on Dura-Lar acetate then is printed onto Stonehenge paper to become a grisaille layer for overlaying colored pencil; photorealism; highlights process |
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Medium: Oil over Acrylic Julie Gilbert Pollard paints what she feels, and does this through the use of expressive, emotive color. And as spontaneous as her artwork appears, it is backed up with a methodical use of solid color principles, and a special concentration on color value. Beginning with a fully illustrated explanation of how color can contribute to vibrant artwork, Pollard then lays out for readers how to achieve brilliant and eye-filling color through 10 step-by-step projects with detailed captions. Each project focuses on a specific color lesson. She also offers her own three ways to begin an oil painting with acrylics. Highly recommended. All projects include a traceable template for the reader to use. DEMO: See this drawing template develop into an oil painting over an acrylic toned canvas.
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