Showed your videos to my art teacher and we’re scratching our heads trying to figure out why you haven’t got a bigger following! This is gold. Two new subscribers 😊
Thank you so much Theresa, very helpful tips. I love that donkey ear - do you have the complete head drawn, or the whole rabbit? It's utterly amazing what you are able to achieve - I can't get over it how your art is so real looking. I'm flashed🙏💕
@@TERESAJOYFINEART Thank you so much Theresa, I have founf your donkey, he is beautiful, I will give it a go - will probably take me forever, I will keep you informed - 🤞😁Thank you 🙏💕
Hi Teresa! Thank you for this very helpful video. I wondered what you would suggest for tackling a Valais Blacknose sheep fleece which is full of wonderful long curly locks?
Hi Vivien, I am pleased that you like the video, thank you! Take a look at this tutorial: czcams.com/video/2XBFhuAkBN0/video.html where I'm drawing a Ryeland sheep. I know that Valais Blacknose sheep have longer locks but I would still use a very similar technique to draw the longer locks. I would add some colour first and then use a kneadable eraser to 'dab' out the longer locks (dabbing out downwards in the shape of the Valais' locks rather than 'clumps' of dabs for the Ryeland). Hope this helps!
I have never worked with colour pencils before, but after watching your videos I am definitely going to give it a go. Thankyou 👍
You’re welcome 😊
Great advice, thank you! ❤
Thank you for sharing. It is quite useful
Glad it was helpful!
Showed your videos to my art teacher and we’re scratching our heads trying to figure out why you haven’t got a bigger following! This is gold. Two new subscribers 😊
That is really kind, thank you! :)
Hi Teresa! Very good information, thank you so much 👍❤
You’re welcome Maria! 😊
Thank you for these interesting tips!
You’re welcome. Hope you find them useful! 🙂
Your art is amazing! And these are helpful tips thank you!😊
You're so welcome!
Wonderful. Very useful. Thank you.
Glad you found it useful Kimbearly! 😊
Thanks Teresa, I’m definitely going to try the V strokes 👌 not done that before. I do noses like you too. 😁👍
You’re welcome Lynn. I find the ‘v’ stroke quite useful at times! Happy drawing! 🙂
Great information. Thank you for sharing. I'm just starting out in CP and this has been really helpful !
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Do you use prismacolor pencils? I see so many videos with polychromos.
Beautiful artwork!
I've done an odd drawing with Prismacolor here and there but I mainly use Polychromos, Luminance and Pablo pencils.:)
Lovely. It's beautiful. Can you tell me which paper do you use?
Thank you so much. This drawing was on Fabriano Artistico hot pressed watercolour paper! :)
Stunning work! which sharpener do you use please?
Hi Jan, I use the Swordfish Ikon 😊
Thank you so much Theresa, very helpful tips. I love that donkey ear - do you have the complete head drawn, or the whole rabbit?
It's utterly amazing what you are able to achieve - I can't get over it how your art is so real looking. I'm flashed🙏💕
Thank you so much, that’s very kind. I do have the complete donkey tutorial on CZcams but not the rabbit. 😊
@@TERESAJOYFINEART Thank you so much Theresa, I have founf your donkey, he is beautiful, I will give it a go - will probably take me forever, I will keep you informed - 🤞😁Thank you 🙏💕
Hi Teresa! Thank you for this very helpful video. I wondered what you would suggest for tackling a Valais Blacknose sheep fleece which is full of wonderful long curly locks?
Hi Vivien, I am pleased that you like the video, thank you! Take a look at this tutorial: czcams.com/video/2XBFhuAkBN0/video.html where I'm drawing a Ryeland sheep. I know that Valais Blacknose sheep have longer locks but I would still use a very similar technique to draw the longer locks. I would add some colour first and then use a kneadable eraser to 'dab' out the longer locks (dabbing out downwards in the shape of the Valais' locks rather than 'clumps' of dabs for the Ryeland). Hope this helps!