Patreon - CURLY FUR

Patreon -
/ beccabarronart
In this tutorial, I discuss some of the main tips and techniques for achieving realistic curly fur, using coloured pencils. This video is a mixture of time-lapse clips and real time clips, with voiceovers. I hope you enjoy it and can learn a thing or two which you can use in your own work.
Material List -
Extra White Hot Pressed Fabriano Artistico Paper 300gsm
Fabercastell Polychromos - Ivory 103 / Warm Grey 271 / Raw Umber 180 / Dark Indigo 157 / Burnt Ochre 187 / Cream 102 / Black 199 / Terracotta 186 / Van-Dyke Brown 176 / Nougat 176 / Brown Ochre 182 / Dark Sepia 175 / Warm Grey V 274 / Bistre 179 / Burnt Umber 280 / Burnt Sienna 283 / Cinnamon 189 / Copper 252 / Walnut Brown 177 / Venetian Red 190 / Earth Green 172
Caran d'Ache Luminance - Buff Titanium 801 / Raw Umber 10% 842 / Pink White 581 / Sepia 10% 902 / Brown Ochre 037 / White 001 / French Grey 30% 803 / Olive Brown 10% 732
Caran d'Ache Pablo - White 001 / Light Beige 402
Caran d'Ache Museum Aqaurelle Pencil White
Thank you so much for watching!
Happy drawing!
Becca :)
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[@wendyizod923]

So lifelike an amazing drawing.

[@beccabarronart]

Thank you 🥰

[@er96ck]

So relaxing seeing you work, beautiful job Becca 😌👏👏

[@n1m1nimi41]

Hermoso

[@brekfastbqckyp]

I will always be here -Your Biggest Fan (Me) 2021

[@beccabarronart]

Thank you so much! Appreciate it ☺️✍🏼

[@NikaKristian]

Hi Becca, your drawings are beautiful. I have a cockapoo and would like to draw it for my daughters Bday. Which colours pencils do you use. I tried with the one we have at home but it is not the right texture. Your look like crayons. Thank you for your sugestion.

[@beccabarronart]

Hello, thank you! I also have a cockapoo 🥰 I use a mixture of fabercastell polychromos and Caran D’ache luminance pencils - they both work really well together xxx

[@drawingjp9]

It's a very nice picture. ❤️ I also have a drawing channel, but the number of viewers is very small.

[@sparrowqq9949]

Do you put a commentary on your videos explaining what you are using and your process? It's not worth watching otherwise.