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Learn Ann Kullberg's unique portrait methods step by step ...
If you've wondered how Ann captures light, captures expression and creates glowing skin tones...your answers are all here in this 26-step tutorial.
For over 20 years, Ann has been teaching colored pencil artists how to create stunning skin tones and life-like portraits. Let Ann show you how to create skin tones in both sunlight and shadow by mixing yellows, pinks and oranges first, then tempering colors with grays and darkening with browns. Using Colourfix sanded white pastel paper, you'll learn secrets on how to fill in and darken areas easily, even without a sharp colored pencil point. You'll be guided expertly through the entire portrait process as you follow along, layer by layer with clear instruction and large images.
What you'll learn
- Glowing Skin Tones: Create depth and glow with Ann's method of mixing colors, then tempering with grays.
- Light and Shadow: Strong light is dependent on strong shadows. Let Ann show you how.
- Textures: Smooth skin, rough blanket, glossy wet mouth...how to easily do it all on a sanded paper surface.
Draw... Frame... Bask in your talent!
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ABOUT IN-DEPTH TUTORIALS: Created by master colored pencil artists, each In-Depth tutorial features 30+ steps and focuses on teaching you why and not just how the artist applies their technique. No book or video comes close to the amount of instruction in an In-Depth tutorial. Art instruction books typically contain 4-6 steps per demo. That just scratches the surface! With large images and 30 or more steps, In-Depth tutorials truly show you exactly how the artist works, making it easy to truly learn new colored pencil techniques and achieve success.
About the Author: Ann Kullberg has been a leading colored pencil artist and instructor for over 30 years. Her first book, Colored Pencil Portraits Step by Step revolutionized portrait drawing with colored pencil. She is the founder of COLOR magazine, a monthly magazine devoted to colored pencil artists, begun in 1999. Known for her thorough and approachable teaching style, Ann gets what students need to know to succeed.
Materials List for this tutorial:
Art Spectrum Colourfix Coated Pastel Paper, White 8'' x 10''
Prismacolor Premier Pencils: Goldenrod, Yellow Ochre, Terra Cotta, Clay Rose, Chocolate, Dark Umber Black Burnt Ochre, Olive Green, Indigo Blue, Tuscan Red, Putty Beige, Peach, Beige, Pink, Henna, White, Lemon Yellow, Jasmine, French Grey 30%, Deco Pink, Light Umber, Blush Pink, Pink Rose, Pale Vermillion, Rosy Beige, French Grey 50%, Raspberry, Carmine Red, Light Peach
Caran d’Ache Neocolor II Artists’ Crayons: Gold (optional)
Inexpensive round bristle stencil brush
Small, inexpensive watercolor brush (if using the optional Neocolor Gold)
