Always wanted to use coloured pencils? Confused with all the different types of coloured pencils out there? Then start this wonderful journey into the world of coloured pencils in my new series for beginners!

We will cover the basics of using different types of coloured pencils including:

Wax based
Oil based
Pastel based
And many more!

You will learn simple techniques, tips & tricks, and be provided with structured worksheets to download and practice on (see class project description for download link).

In this first class of the series, we will be looking at a popular wax-based brand of coloured pencils called Prismacolor Premier. You will learn:

How to select the correct materials to work with
Pressure techniques
Layering techniques
Blending techniques – both dry and wet
How to add shadows and light

You will be able to apply and practice the techniques demonstrated on the provided worksheets to get first-hand, structured experience. You will then be able to apply what you have learnt by creating your first complete artwork using Prismacolor Premier!

This class will give you the structured direction and make the process easy for you to quickly get started using Prismacolor pencils and set you up nicely for the coming classes in the series.

This class and series is aimed at beginners with no prior knowledge required of coloured pencils. All materials used and demonstrated will be explained and links will be provided in the worksheet pack to enable easy access.

My name is Imran Mughal, and I’m a graphic designer, illustrator and artist and have worked with coloured pencils for many years. I want to make this process as simple and easy for anyone wanting to start in the world of coloured pencils.

You can get in touch with me on my social media channels and can ask me any question you like on this class and series.

So sit back, relax, and lets get started!

SketchingFineArt Instagram

SketchingFineArt YouTube channel

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