How To Draw Coloured Pencil Landscapes | Free Class
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this video you'll learn to draw Colin's popular Boats in Landscape scene using 6 coloured pencils.
Pencils used:
@CARANDACHEcom Luminance:
001 white
030 orange
162 Phthalocyanine blue
470 spring green
220 grass green
009 black
All pencils are inside the Luminance 12 Set. If you do not have these, you can use any other make of coloured pencil.
Paper needed:
Light Grey PastelMat Paper by @ClairefontaineTV
Other Materials:
Zest-it® Pencil Blend Solvent
Size 2 Ivory Chisel Colour Shaper
Selection of Round Brushes - Colin has Size 1, 2, 4 and 6.
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This is a very interesting technique. Almost like watercolor pencils. In almost every video I have seen regarding color pencils and specifically blending with solvent, they creator was very adamant about letting the solvent dry before applying more color. The tooth of the paper will break down. I have just started my art journey and just got prismacolor pencils. I did see the comment about it needing to be heavy watercolor paper or the like. I want to give this a go though. But probably once I get more of the basics down. None the less, loved the video. Very informative with good demonstration of technique.
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Thank you :-)
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That is such a delightful picture, so beautifully done!
Thank you so much!
What can be used instead of zest it? I can’t seem to get that in the us.
Hi Rachael, we did a little bit of research and found this article which might be helpful to you: www.art-is-fun.com/using-solvents-to-blend-colored-pencils#:~:text=If%20you%20want%20to%20try,in%20a%20well%2Dventilated%20area.
Colin, beautiful work! So these are colored pastel pencils? If so, you can blend them with solvent? If that’s true, I have soft pastel sticks and Mona Lisa solvent. Can I blend those with solvent???
Thank you, these are the luminance range of coloured pencils so not pastel, I'm not sure if you can combine pastel with solvent 🙂
Where you state a series of round brushes, can you be more specific as to brand and type, e.g., silicone? I’m trying to buy the listed supplies but am unsure about this part.
These are the specific brand of brushes I use so anything similar to this would be fine: store.colinbradleyart.com/collections/watercolour/products/winsor-newton-cotman-brushes-series-111-round?variant=35109077975191
can the clouds be done any other way if you don't have solvent, this is brilliant, as im new to colour pencils and even with watercolour clouds is the hardest part of a landscape .i see you are using a light grey why not white?
Hi Jackie, great question, I will ask Colin on our next podcast about this for you!
I’d really love to learn from you
Hi Chris, we have a lot of classes available on our website if you are interested in learning more :-)
Why can't I blend the colour that way? It seems like butter when he does it, I use the same brand...
Hi Emanuela, so the key with this is to just wait the perfect amount of time so that the solvent isn't too dry but just wet enough to blend and make a smooth colour. If you time it right it will work and if you are using the same paper etc.
Hi, Colin, would watercolour pencils give the same effect?
They will not be as good as the pastel pencils due to the blending quality of pastel.
@@colin1940 Thank you. I'm still using the Faber Castell pastel pencils, would those do?
@@teerex1011 they would work well
@@teerex1011 Polychromos Faber Castell oil pencils are amazing!!! You can blend them with paint thinner. I use Mona Lisa odorless thinner personally but whatever you choose is based on personal preference. The pros to Polychromos faber castell oil pencils is their vibrancy in color, they don’t break at their sharpest point thus making them last longer, when you blend them, if gives the same look as an oil painting. I highly recommend you invest them over any colored pencils! And stay away from Prisma colored pencils! You can blend them, but they’re a wax based pencil and they constantly break!!! The most annoying thing ever!
I have Prismacolor….can’t stand how they split and break and won’t stay sharp!!!
When is my order going to be posted? :-)
Hi Rainy, all orders placed on our site will begin dispatching on 4th Jan :-)
@@colin1940 Thank you.