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Lee Hammond's Lifelike Drawing in Colored Pencil

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Uploaded by on Nov 11, 2010

In this artistsnetwork.tv video workshop, Lee demonstrates techniques for achieving lifelike drawings in colored pencil no matter what your subject, giving you the tools you need for wonderful, realistic results! After a review of materials, Lee shows you how to perfect layering and burnishing techniques for super, realistic effects. She then demonstrates how to draw a variety of subjects—vase, butterfly, hibiscus—building new skills with each, from achieving the smooth transitions of a spherical vase, to the overlapping edges and intense colors of a butterfly's wings, to the delicate layers and overlaps of flower petals.

In this preview you'll learn when and how to use layering versus burnishing techniques as you use colored pencils to create a peach and a nectarine. Visit www.artistsnetwork.tv to access the 84-minute video (starting 12/3/2010).

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  • what if you have just crayon pencils?

  • I have your how to draw people realistically book. I love it!

  • I want to do what she does for a living. I have several of her books, & although I hate grids, her instruction has worked wonders with my colored pencil & graphite pencil work. Trying to find a way to apply it to oil pastel, too. Lee Hammond rocks!

  • Thanks that really helped a lot :-). Gotta finish some drawings for my art class. Wanted to do it in black and white first, but thanks to you im gonna do it in color :).

  • thanks a lot :) does it matter what brand the colours are?

  • I have your book for ipad and it is wonderful! thanks for writing it! Incredible tips on there for ALL budding arists! I just love your artistic ability!!!!!!!!!!!

  • What you should do, after you have your graphite outlining, is replace the graphite with the actual outline color; if multiple colors are involved, use the lightest color. 

  • Im still struggling on getting skin colors right. But this is so helpful. :)

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