

This week's sketching lesson was to sketch on colored paper and use colored pencils. I bought myself some Prismacolor Pencils and brought some cardstock to work on while I was out of town.
The sketch of the peaches was done on peach cardstock from a photo in a seed catalogue and the blackberries, blueberries and raspberries was one of the fruit mixes I brought for my lunch from home. I couldn't adjust the scan enough to catch the vibrancy I achieved in real life. Each time I adjusted the contrast, the color of the paper changed -- this was the best I could do.
I really liked using the variously colored papers and would never have thought to use them before this lesson. I'm anxious to try a bit of watercolor on the color papers as well.
3 comments:
Love your peaches and blackberries, Lin. Look good enough to eat!
We have about 1/2 acre of blackberry bushes on our property. Usually have enough to eat all year long. I freeze them.
Donn
Those blueberries practically leap off that page! Luscious!!
Great drawings! I particularly like the blackberries.
MD
Post a Comment