Learn To Draw A Dog'S Eye In Colored Pencil

Tips and tricks to achieving a realistic eye
What you'll learn
How to draw a dog's eye
Better understanding of using colored pencils
Methods to use to achieve a realistic portrait
Tricks to using certain colors together
Requirements
no experience required
any set of colored pencils
eraser
sharpener
drawing paper
Description
Drawing realistically can be challenging. My goal is to make it easier on you as you begin your colored pencil journey. About me:Lauren Kline is a professional portrait artist. Her love for animals and art come together to create wonderful masterpieces.Her pet, people, and wildlife portraits are all made of strictly high quality colored pencils on archival paper. From cats and dogs to birds and bears, her passion doesn't end there.Lauren also tutors other aspiring artists online. Her colored pencil membership allows you to learn all sorts of drawing skills from colored pencil basics to tricks you would have never thought of using.What you will get:descriptive tutorial about 30 minutes longColors you will need for this studyVerbal guidance throughout both videosA better understanding of how to use colored pencils to create a realistic eyeMost importantly, to have fun!Materials required for this class:- Colored pencils (any brand)- Drawing paper (100lbs or thicker)- Eraser- Pencil SharpenerThe most important thing you should get out of this tutorial is to enjoy the process.Goals for this class:- Fully complete the eye- Send a picture of your finished portrait along with one thing you liked about this tutorial- Enjoy the process- Have a completed drawing to enjoy for yourself or give as a gift! :)Please read these directions before watching the tutorial.Colors you will need:BlackPale blueBurnt orangeRed brownDark sepiaLight blue
Overview
Section 1: Dog's eye drawing
Lecture 1 Directions
Lecture 2 Introduction
Lecture 3 Outline
Lecture 4 Adding color
Lecture 5 Finishing up
Section 2: Extra
Lecture 6 Meet the dog
Lecture 7 More tips and tricks
Beginner artists/non artists who are interested in learning to draw realistically
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