This class is an introduction to drawing fur.  The last in a four-part series, this class will cover the basics of how to draw fur in pastel.
This class is geared towards artists who are looking to improve the depth and realism in their work but can be followed by new artists as well.  This class is for you if you are looking to improve in the following areas:
<ul>
<li>depth/contrast </li>
<li>getting fur to look realistic</li>
<li>understanding the texture or directionality of fur</li>
</ul>
As you work through each lesson, you will have the opportunity to draw along with me to test out the techniques used.  We will go step-by-step through the drawing, and I will give you some of my favorite tips along the way!  This lesson will also discuss my favorite materials for pastel.
Materials:
-Pan Pastel Soft Pastels: Black, Neutral Grey Shade
-Caran D’ache Pastel Pencils: Chinese white
-Faber-Castell Pastel Pencils: White, Black
-Stabilo CarbOthello Pastel Pencils: Burnt Ochre, Light Ochre, Apricot, Warm grey 1, Cold grey 2, Warm grey 5, Payne’s grey, Ivory
-Creatacolor black pastel pencil
-Claire Fontaine Pastelmat paper, charcoal color
*You do not need to have the exact materials I use.  For the pencil colors, just try to match them as close as you can.
**you can find a reference photo to use in the project section of the class.

How to Draw Fur in Pastel  Introduction

How to Draw Fur in Pastel Materials and Background

How to Draw Fur in Pastel Adding Depth

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