Abstract

You can draw pictures that look just like pictures, with colored pencils!

By layering colors while checking which colors should be mixed with which colors, it is possible to create a realistic color expression without color irregularities. You can achieve realistic color expression without color irregularities.

Start with still life in nature, such as peppers and leaves. The coloring method is the same for any motif. The same is true for any motif: the sheen of metal, the transparency of glass and liquids, the wetness of flower petals, the cream puffs or cat fur can also be reproduced.

This book shows you how to photograph a motif first and then turn it into a picture. The book shows you how to photograph the motif and then turn it into a drawing. The book starts with a basic knowledge of colored pencil drawing and basic painting techniques. The book also explains in detail how to draw a practice piece, using photographs of the process. The book also shows how to correct uneven coloring and overflows that usually occur during the drawing process, and how to arrange a landscape photograph into a motif. and how to arrange a landscape photograph into a motif. The book also touches on useful techniques such as how to arrange landscape photographs as motifs.

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Author’s Information

Lives and works in Tsukuba, Ibaraki. Colored pencil drawing instructor at Atelier Heart Time, run by Minori Tanaka. Colored pencil drawing instructor at culture schools in Ibaraki Prefecture.