Using Faber Castell colour pencils is fun also professional. There are few ways you can use this 24 colours. 1) Light to dark 2) Dense colour if holding vertical 3) Water colour effects 4) Drawing on damp paper
Faber Castell Damp Paper Rendering Technique – Deutsche Bank Place
Did you know that the step-down roof allows light to reach the south-eastern side of this building? cool design! Faber Castell pencils are ideally suited to be used on wet watercolour papers, which makes the colour spread even more; That means more intense colour. It is one very easy technique where you can experiment with shading and colour layering. I had fun experimenting this technique and can not wait for the last technique with these colour pencils which is “Using a spray bottle!!” Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.
How to Draw 3 Gardens, 3 Eye Levels using Same Multi Point Perspective
This Tutorial demonstrates how you can use the Same Multi Point Perspective composition but sketch 3 various Garden design. Also pay attention to the Scale and Proportion of objects in each sketch as first sketch demonstrates the Adult Eye Level, second sketch demonstrates Chile’s Eye Level and the last sketch demonstrates Smaller child’s Eye Level. Using Faber Castell colour pencils was also fun, there are few ways you can use this 24 colours. 1) Light to dark 2) Dense colour if holding vertical 3) Water colour effects (which been used in this tutorial) 4) Drawing on damp paper. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.
Faber Castell Colour Pencils Rendering Technique
In this conceptual sketch tutorial you learn how to use Faber Castell colour pencils to render in define technique using Light to Dark colours. Pay attention to chosen colours and mixture of one colour with another. Light colours are translucent, dark colours opaque. One colour on top of another increases the intensity and brings the colours to life. There are more techniques such as Dense colour, Watercolour effects, Drawing on damp paper and Using a spray bottle. There will be more tutorials to demonstrate each and every technique. Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.
Exterior Design of a House and Rendering Techniques
There are many sketching tools available where you can use to render an exterior design of a modern house. But did you know there are few ways to use Faber-Castell colour pencils?And it is so fun and easy? In this tutorial you learn how to hold these Soft-Grip-Zone pencils in various positions, to create a smooth finish or highlight paper’s structure. There will be more techniques in following tutorials where light and dark colours are used together. Have fun! Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.
Landscape Sketch using Multi Point Perspective
While we are learning about Multi Point Perspective, it is great to know this type of Perspective is a good approach that can be used in sketching Landscapes and sceneries. Also choosing Dense Colour technique with Faber-Castell colour pencils to do rendering for this type of view/sketch is a smart move. Happy Learning! Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.
Faber Castell Colour Pencils Watercolour Effects Technique
This is the forth technique been used to demonstrate the use of Faber Castell Colour Pencils. This tutorial is all about having fun and being creative. Sketch has been done, rendering is done but why not adding more effects by using water? Work on a drawing with a wet paintbrush for water-colour effects. But do not dip the pencil into water! There is only 2 more effects to go and they are supper exciting, 1) Drawing on damp paper 2) Using a spray bottle. Stay tuned!! Please make sure to like this video if you learned something new! Share it if you believe someone else might learn something new either. Leave us comment as we love to read your thoughts, and as always Scratch to reality.