Few minutes of Real Time drawing with colored pencils

[@ml09baker8]

Gorgeous, I love your work!!!

[@SunnysEyes]

real time really shows how many hours you put into this drawing! I also watched the speed version and this is a fabulous drawing!!! just WOW!

Thank you so much! It really took me a quite many hours, but oh it was so fun. Hummingbirds are my favorite

[@aswathyks8131]

U very lucky... Because ur ability is amazing.

[@aswathyks8131]

Very beautiful.... Work. Amazing... Iam ur big fan. I just wanted to know something about ur drawing material???

Thank you! I use Faber-Castell Polychromos colored pencils and white Caran d'Ache Luminance pencil. The paper I used here was a turquoise toned paper with smooth surface. Usually I use some hot pressed watercolor paper like papers from Schut and Fabriano.

[@aswathyks8131]

How much r.s for buying these equipments mam?

[@aswathyks8131]

Thank u so.. Much for ur comment. i want to buy this equipments bt where are they available? iam in kerala

I'm sorry I have no idea where you could buy these. I live in Finland so I can't help you there.

[@PattGonsalves]

Your work is wonderful! Congratulations! What role did you use in this drawing?

Patricia Gonsalves thank you! I'm sorry I don't understand what you mean about role? Can you clarify that?

[@PattGonsalves]

Sorry, I'm using google translator. I wanted to know what paper you used in this drawing. I do not know why google translated this way.

we must love Google translate 😄 I don't know what brand that paper was. It was a kind of heavy crafting paper usually used when making cards. It was turquoise toned paper and smooth surface. But I wouldn't recommend use those crafting cardboard papers for art that you want to sell, because the color of the paper might fade in time, and also the paper itself is not as long-lasting as those artist quality watercolor papers. This one I made just for myself so I tested that paper out.

[@PattGonsalves]

Thank you for your attention!! I have this type of paper, it has very smooth surface, it is usually used for scrabook, it really is not very good for coloring...

Patricia Gonsalves yes, those are not the best papers for art. Usually I like to use hot pressed watercolor papers like those from Fabriano or Schut.

[@sandybalkow6100]

Hi Anne, followed your beautiful drawings on facebook and now found you here 😊 I want to congratulate you !! all your work is so amazing and inspiring ✨ I just subscribed and look forward to watch all your videos (you got a big fan in me here in Puerto Rico, but born and raised in Germany .. home of Faber Castell 😉 ) 🙏🏻 what sharpener are you using ? the point of your pencil is so nice and long

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like my work. The sharpener I use has helical blade. My older one is older version of this www.trait-tech.com/product/T-PS-1005A__cat-manual-plastic-pencil-sharpener-no-0621-pink.html How cute is that! :D But that is so old and the blade is getting dull so I bought new one, and it is from Lyra konstashop.fi/poytateroitin.html Those helical blade sharpener are the best ones I know.

[@sandybalkow6100]

FineArtAnne thank you 😊 and wishing you all the Best for 2017 including to never run out of art supplies !! I can't wait to see more of your beautiful work ✨

[@peenvogeltje]

It is so beautiful! May I ask witch white pencil u use?

Thank you! With this I use Caran d'Ache Luminance white pencil. I also sometimes use Caran d'Ache Pablo pencils, they are a bit harder than Luminances, and the white with those two Caran d'ache pencils are much more opaque than Faber-Castell Polychromos white. But that Luminance is the ultimate best white I know. Some say Derwent Drawing Chinese White is even more opaque than that Luminance, but I don't know. I have that pencil too, and I haven't seen much of a difference between those regarding opaqueness, but that Derwent pencil break much easily than Luminance so that's why I prefer Luminance over that Derwent pencil.

[@peenvogeltje]

Art By Anne thank you!!!